i almost have my car running again and i want a LOUD system but still want to put my t tops in the back with out worrying about damaging my subs, so i want to remove the rear seats and build a sub box to fit where the seat was. I was also considering making shelves in the front of my sub box for the tops like in the sting ray vetts but idk how to go about doing this, any ideas guys?

 

fiberglass and patients haha. Could probably do it all out of MDF but im no carpenter so I try to stay away from wood based enclosures. Didnt the 4th gens have T-Top trays in the back or something like that too? It would be cool if done right good luck with it and keep us posted!

 

lol i am gonna post a rough design pic of what i want to do. i dont know about the 4th gen shelves but i have seen the vetts

 

hmm. i dont have ttops so i dont have that problem >.> im tring to do something similar as far as the seat delete, so if u get some stuff going on that let me know since ur also in houston lol, right now i just got the normal "camaro" sub box with 2 12s and a normal sub box with 2 12s lol

 

lol it will be a while but i will eventually i gotta get the car runnin first and then i gotta save up the money to get the stuff it will be 600 just for subs and amps i will be running an amp for each sub and i will have the 12 in the middle with 2 10s and instead of running 2 more 6x9 there will be 2 caps

 

Do what i did

2 15's. Got 8 cubes out of the back seat area.

 

Do you have picks of that setup, with your seats in there too?

 

pretty sweet- i like it and cant wait to see it finished

 

That was over a year ago, so I can't wait to see it now.

 

its not the best idea to miss match sub sizes.. im doing the same project on my vert.. i wanna put in 4 kicker 10s.. i already have the mdf board and the head unit just need to get the amps and caps wires and fiberglassing material

 

Hi I have a similar camaro, but I can't find anyone with the specs of their box design. Is it possible that you could post your specs of your box design so I can do something similar?

 

The ideal enclosure size for a particular sub can be found within the manual that came with the sub. Not all enclosures are the same for every sub size, as well the volume changes based on whether you are building a sealed or vented enclosure. These are guidelines, which you should try to accommodate for best sound, however available physical space sometimes overrules with a slight degradation of performance.

Here is a Kicker sub example.
http://www.kicker.com/app/manuals/su...ingual_e01.pdf