I tried searching and browsing.

I took the rear seats out of my '92 'bird and decided that's where I want my box. I'm 6'6" and my fiancée is 6'2". [no one can sit in the back anyway].

My speakers require 1.25 cubes sealed or 2 cubes ported per speaker.


Anyway, I would like some help on how to build the box to fix nicely back there without the seats. I've seen a few rear seat installs, and the super nice fiberglass backseat box. I just need to basically make a cut template for my buddy that works at the saw mill. Then I can tweak and build it. Fiberglass scares me. I'll be using 3/4" MDF.

Thanks for any help, it's super appreciated.

 

well for building a box to fit your needs you would first measure the area you're working with and decide how you want the subs to be facing i would think it would be more visually pleasant to have them leaning at an angle facing...well just about where your head would be lol. but simple conversions would be If you are measuring in inches the formula is: multiply the length in inches x width in inches x height in inches then divide by 1728 to get cubic feet.

your answer will come out to your sq ft. so for example my box is 16" long x 13" tall x 9" deep which comes out to 1.088 just over a sq ft. and my one 10" sub sound amazing really better than i thought it would.

one thing i noticed is you have your peak power listed what you really want to par attention to is your RMS watts which is what the sub and amp are continuously running at it is very rare that you'll reach peak watts and when you do its at those short burst of a songs bass frequency. so as long as your amp is pushing an adequate RMS for your sub your system will be good.

 

Here is a place that can help. Will fit 3rd gen.

http://6litereaterdesigns.com/store/...products_id=44

 

Honestly, the best place in a third gen for subs is in the "hole" in the hatch area. With the shape an slope of the rear window glass, it creates a loaded horn effect, that reinforces the bass much more than having the subs behind the front seats.

 

this is absolutely correct! thats how my set up is and i surprise EVERYONE that gets in my car the lowest guess i got was 2 10's when really i only have one.

 

I've been told. I'm just trying to fill in a little where the stocks have no response.

I use the "hatch hole" for Nitro R/C field equipment. I may just drop that box back there and make a shelf for the back seat hole and carry my stuff that way. thanks guys.

 

Thanks!