i dunno
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i dunno
well i went and bought some foam and rubber undercarpeting for the car....so im gonna lay that down EVERYWHERE so when i look at the car from inside all i see if foam....i hope that sound proofs it a bit....mostly i wanted the rattling gone....after i lay down the foam and carpet....ill stick the panels back inside....still hafta paint em...
then i gotta go find some seats...and my interior should be done...
except the sub box...(in the spare tire compartment hope a 15" will sqeeze in there)
then i gotta go find some seats...and my interior should be done...
except the sub box...(in the spare tire compartment hope a 15" will sqeeze in there)
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hmm, 15's...you sir a crazy lol. I'm sure it will fit but I don't think that you can build a box that'll be big enough to support the air it moves. I'm using a single 10 right now and it booms just fine. You could prolly have a better sounding box if you could smush in a sealed box in the spare tire compartment for one 12" woofer. That's what I'm planning on doing in the future....spending too much money on the engine right now and no room for a system 
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well see im gonna make it ported and make the port 18" long and 3" in diameter and just make it go parallel with that back cover where teh tail lights are....like even if the sub takes up some of my trunk, inch or two, i still wanna use up the spare tire space...jus make a huge *** thing...lol
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dude 15s are too big and they dont sound as good as 3 JL audio 10s.. and if your gonna put it back there in the spair tire space our for sure gonna get rattling... specially a 15.. too close to the body panels and tail lights and yoru gonna port it right next to it.. im pretty sure its going to rattle.. id say go with 3 10s and make a smaller enclosure.. youll get a better sound out of them and i know theyll hit arder then 1 15"
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The 15 may not hit as 'hard' but it will go deeper for a better sound overall. It all depends on what you want. I've had 10s and 12s in my car before and I like the 12 better. It covers the low range better. Now, I'm not buying the $800 subs either so a more expensive 10 might sound just as good or better. But you know...
The single 15 should be good for your car. Get four full range speakers for the front area. 6 inch or 6x9 to fill in the highs and mid range.
The single 15 should be good for your car. Get four full range speakers for the front area. 6 inch or 6x9 to fill in the highs and mid range.
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well i have planned
2 4" in the dash
2 6x9's behind the seats
2 tweeaters in the door
and then flip those storage bins UP and put another 2 4" and tweaters in there
i already had the 15" in there man it does low i love it.....
2 4" in the dash
2 6x9's behind the seats
2 tweeaters in the door
and then flip those storage bins UP and put another 2 4" and tweaters in there
i already had the 15" in there man it does low i love it.....
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