Custom Subwoofer Box In Factory Location Help...Will Pay!

chade7320 · #1 09-15-2006, 04:15 PM

Hey guys for all of you guys who have after market subs in the factory location could you post some pics of your set up ive serched around and found some here and thier, im planning on building my own boxy similar to that of bavsounds.com but hoepfully for alot lesss ha but if you could post some pics up here and the size sub you have and if you can the demnsions of the box, if someone could get me some demnsions for a 10" sub (w1v2) i will paypal them 25$ if they could draw out thier desing with the demnsion on thier thanks alot guys. or even if some one could design me a box that fits in the factory location and allows the factory cover to go over it built to the specs of the JLw1v2 air space ill send you some money as well....

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el_duderino · #2 09-15-2006, 08:01 PM

Maybe you should try using the . and the , and the

keys.

If you want to build your own box and you can't use a tape measure, I'd be pretty careful with that saw.

chade7320 · #3 09-15-2006, 10:16 PM

oh ok thanks for the help

el_duderino · #4 09-16-2006, 01:17 PM

I'm confident you need more than I can give you.

You apparently have more money (at least $25 more) than sense.

Dimensions for woofers are readily available online.

If you were good at the LxWxD thing, you might find that you can't make a wooden box for a 10 that hits that woofer's airspace in that chamber.

If you read further in this forum, you will see pics of various molded fiberglass boxes that myself and other forum members have posted with 10" woofers in them. We went to that work to get the airspace needed for the 10".

BSW used an 8" in their box cause that's all that fit volume wise.

No charge.

karloz0001 · #5 12-01-2006, 10:53 PM

i have a custom fiberglass enclosure for 8' jl w3v2. you can cut it to fit the 10. let me know. i have pictures. i'll include the 8' jl w3v2 for 175.00

X5Dawg · #6 12-04-2006, 02:45 PM

I am currently building a box out of MDF for an 8" to go in the stock location. I used a little fiberglass on a cutout for the gas door lock. Currently in the process of smoothing it out to get ready for coating. Will post pics soon.

Getting a 10" in there would not be an easy task.

stwjazz7 · #7 12-05-2006, 09:11 AM

If you are moderately handy, you can build your own. I posted my build with deminsions a little over a year ago. It's not difficult and in my opinion, the bsw looks almost identical.
http://www.xoutpost.com/bavarian-soun...b-project.html

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