BMT62688

OK so im makin fiberglass enclosures for my speakers and i can say that it is a pain in the a$$

mattster

you would have been better off buying some custom enclosures from Uncald4. They are amazing.

BukvaMan

If you are gonna make them in a way that they are aimed correctly they its worth it....but if you are just making an enclouser for the speakers and leave them stock positioned then i dont think its worth much. A well sealed door can do just as good.

BMT62688

no im goin to aim them towards the front of the car im puttin them in the cargo net areas and and im goin to port them the ports are goin to be right under where the trunk arms are on the slanted part there

uncald4

iTrader: (3)

I'm a little confused. Are you making custom enclosures for your speakers or subwoofers? From this last post I kinda think you're doing subwoofer enclosures. Ported fiberglass sub enclosures? In the cargo net area? Facing forward?

BukvaMan

Hey buddy give me a good price on custom sub enclosures for a 2005 TL in each corner of the trunk for Boston G5's 12" in them.

ThezeSkillz

Just my

I have 1x12" (Crappy MTX 5500) BUT, after I built a vented fiberglass enclosure for that I vented through the decklid (where the factory sub was located) and my system pounds....

Mine sub fires toward the rear.....

Unless you are putting the 4 subs in your backseat I recommend that subs always fire to the rear of the vehicle...
When facing forward you to have a much closer ratio of cone area to cabin airspace since the rebound of the sound waves does not occur until after it passes by your ear and hits the windshield.