Subenclosures.com pics of new kick panels design / notice of vacation
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Subenclosures.com pics of new kick panels design / notice of vacation
Hello,
As mentioned in my last post, I've been working on a redesign for the kick panels. Mostly because the molds I have are starting to wear out.
Take a look at the pics and let me know what you think! They probably won't be ready for production until late July. The pricing will be similar, perhaps a little more than the current version. I'm also thinking about adding an option to get them backed and sealed for some additional fee.
On a side note, I'll be taking a break in orders from now until June 30th. I have National Guard traing for 2 weeks in CA.
As mentioned in my last post, I've been working on a redesign for the kick panels. Mostly because the molds I have are starting to wear out.
Take a look at the pics and let me know what you think! They probably won't be ready for production until late July. The pricing will be similar, perhaps a little more than the current version. I'm also thinking about adding an option to get them backed and sealed for some additional fee.
On a side note, I'll be taking a break in orders from now until June 30th. I have National Guard traing for 2 weeks in CA.
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Lookin good. The new tweeter location is nice. Lots of room as well. I'll keep sending people your way as I can. That's kinda like what I'm doing for my car but I'm putting a little more angle on the mid because I'm going with a 5.25. Your design is awesome for people going with a larger mid that need room.
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They're angled toward you a little, but not much. If you put more of an angle on the woofer, then you start encroaching on foot space and limiting mounting depth.
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Those look awesome, how much more room is there between the clutch and those as apposed to your old model? The reason I ask is cuz I never bought a pair of the old ones cuz there didnt look like much room to the side of the clutch, and I always rest my foot on the dead petal to keep from riding the clutch. Also, are these going to be cheaper, or same, or what?
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Thanks! I think they save 1/4"-1/2" of space versus the current style. These ones have a slight angle to the mid instead of facing straight out. The pricing (as mentioned earlier) will be similar or slightly more. I won't know until I make a real set.
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