Baffle Board Build
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From: Kitchener ON
Car: 1983 Trans-Am
Engine: 305 5.0 LG4
Transmission: 200C 3 Speed
Axle/Gears: 2.93 Open Diff
Baffle Board Build
Well, I built my Baffle Board
Only going to use one sub, due to air space below would be to little to run the 2 12's.
This is my current setup during test fit (it's tight in there, sealed up good) // Havent yet hooked it up, to cold to be running wires through firewalls etc, lol Will do it on warmer day
Using a 300Watt Pioneer, bridged with the one 4ohm sub, to be running at 300watts peak (which sub is also rated at), the board is a piece of MDF carpeted, and the sub is 1 12" Kicker Comp C12.
The amp/Install Kit :

The MDF pre-fabbed

In the car :


I think it looks great, and will sound 1/2 decent for what it is! 8)
Only going to use one sub, due to air space below would be to little to run the 2 12's.
This is my current setup during test fit (it's tight in there, sealed up good) // Havent yet hooked it up, to cold to be running wires through firewalls etc, lol Will do it on warmer day
Using a 300Watt Pioneer, bridged with the one 4ohm sub, to be running at 300watts peak (which sub is also rated at), the board is a piece of MDF carpeted, and the sub is 1 12" Kicker Comp C12.
The amp/Install Kit :

The MDF pre-fabbed

In the car :


I think it looks great, and will sound 1/2 decent for what it is! 8)
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From: Manchester, CT + Nashua, NH
Car: 90 Firebird Formula
Engine: LO3
Transmission: T5
Axle/Gears: 3.08 one wheel peel
Re: Baffle Board Build
any chance you got it working yet? I have been looking to build one exactly like that, I have a single 10" lying around too, and an amp, and wiring kit. Just wonder how it would sound.
So did you just cut a hole for the port, or is there a pipe in there? Also, any chance you saved the exact dimensions of the board? Looks like it fits perfect over those steps on the sides of the well.
So did you just cut a hole for the port, or is there a pipe in there? Also, any chance you saved the exact dimensions of the board? Looks like it fits perfect over those steps on the sides of the well.
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heres the sub set up in my car. its kinda like the way yours is set up just everythings under the bord. they guy i brought the car from did it. its a single 12' free air pioneer hits and sounds pretty nice
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From: Kitchener ON
Car: 1983 Trans-Am
Engine: 305 5.0 LG4
Transmission: 200C 3 Speed
Axle/Gears: 2.93 Open Diff
Re: Baffle Board Build
It is 41" x 12.5" roughly, obviosly carpet and such will make slight differences, but it fits AWESOME, you push slightly on sub and you fell air blow from port hole, heh.
Haven't had it running yet, got to run all the wireing (to cold to be cutting through my firewall lol)
I will post up results when avail.
Haven't had it running yet, got to run all the wireing (to cold to be cutting through my firewall lol)
I will post up results when avail.
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when i ran my power wire for mine i ran it with the engine harness inside the fender that ends up goin thru the pass side kick panel.... its temporary till i get my box built.. right now i have my subs sittin in the back with the seats folded down.... where do u plan on drilling a hole at in the firewall.... im lookin for suggestions so i dont mess it up....
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