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		|  04-15-2014, 11:52 AM | #1 |  
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			Well H&LL yes!  Please post, looks perfect!  I've been wanting to do this in fiberglss or something, but was afraid of all the mess.  This looks perfect, straight-forward, and exactly what my system needs!!
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			looks like it takes up a ton of leg room...
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					Originally Posted by Lobo1186  looks like it takes up a ton of leg room... |  
It's not too bad, my girlfriend is short.  I'm 6' and when I sit there my feet touch it, but I'm not uncomfortable by any means.  I actually prefer to have good footing in a sports car when I'm the passenger.
		 
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			good to know. Looks like a pro job as well.
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					Originally Posted by Lobo1186  good to know. Looks like a pro job as well. |  
Yeah it does.  You gonna post some dimensions and all?  Love to duplicate this in mine...
		 
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					Originally Posted by Dlirium  Yeah it does.  You gonna post some dimensions and all?  Love to duplicate this in mine... |  
Yeah, I will post pictures, directions, dimensions, drawings, templates, etc.  I cut mine out using a table saw and my CNC router, but you could easily do it with a table saw and jig saw.  You might even be able to get away with using a circular saw instead of a table saw, assuming you can tilt the blade enough.
 
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					Originally Posted by Benjamin  Yeah, I will post pictures, directions, dimensions, drawings, templates, etc.  I cut mine out using a table saw and my CNC router, but you could easily do it with a table saw and jig saw.  You might even be able to get away with using a circular saw instead of a table saw, assuming you can tilt the blade enough.
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Perfect, I have access to all those tools (except CNC router), so should be good to go. Thanks for posting more details, i'm pretty excited as I really like your solution!
		 
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					Originally Posted by Benjamin  Yeah, I will post pictures, directions, dimensions, drawings, templates, etc.  I cut mine out using a table saw and my CNC router, but you could easily do it with a table saw and jig saw.  You might even be able to get away with using a circular saw instead of a table saw, assuming you can tilt the blade enough.
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Not to get all impatient and stuff, but I just ordered a 10" sub for this project ;-)
JL Audio 10TW3-D4 
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					Originally Posted by Benjamin  It's not too bad, my girlfriend is short.  I'm 6' and when I sit there my feet touch it, but I'm not uncomfortable by any means.  I actually prefer to have good footing in a sports car when I'm the passenger. |  
How does she feel about a 10" sub woofer pointed straight at her crotch?
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			Awesome Benjamin! Let me know when my box is ready!
		 
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					Originally Posted by Dlirium  Not to get all impatient and stuff, but I just ordered a 10" sub for this project ;-)JL Audio 10TW3-D4 |  
I used the same sub in my fiberglass enclosure.  Running an Alpine momoblock sub amp to it.  Totally rocks.  
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			I got most of the DIY instructions and templates finished today.  If I get out of work at a decent time tomorrow I should be able to finish things up.
		 
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			Custom Fiberglass box with the back molded to match the contour of the area perfectly. This made sure that I could have the necessary volume and be as far back as possible.  
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					Originally Posted by Dlirium  Not to get all impatient and stuff, but I just ordered a 10" sub for this project ;-)JL Audio 10TW3-D4 |  
That should work, although the Rockford and JL have different cutout sizes.  I would build the box first and then see how the sub fits inside before committing to the hole in the face.  You may have to move it around slightly to get it to fit well with respect to the top, bottom, and sides of the box.  The depth is less, but the cutout is larger.
		 
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					Originally Posted by Benjamin  That should work, although the Rockford and JL have different cutout sizes.  I would build the box first and then see how the sub fits inside before committing to the hole in the face.  You may have to move it around slightly to get it to fit well with respect to the top, bottom, and sides of the box.  The depth is less, but the cutout is larger. |  
Yes, I also saw that the volume for the JL is very similar, so should be pretty close.  I can make any minor adjustments required.
 
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			Please post a YouTube clip playing Six-Mix-A-Lot on that double din.  
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					Originally Posted by cheetah  Custom Fiberglass box with the back molded to match the contour of the area perfectly. This made sure that I could have the necessary volume and be as far back as possible.  | 
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Thank you!!  Well done!
		 
 
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