JL Audio 12" sub box!!!!!

[Triathlete]

"BIG" sound was never my thing, but I do REALLY need those big orange "screws" that you no longer have the need of. I'll buy them for what I got for my "bumber garnish" I just sold to Navistar, how about $25.00 plus S&H. I need two, but I'd like all four if you would?

D.W.
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DW, you can get metal replacements from member SBC! No more breakage problems!

[Polie]

still building these? Think it can handle 2400 watts? (not that I ever really pound it THAT hard, but you know sometimes the kids in the civics need a lesson)

[WormGod]

still building these? Think it can handle 2400 watts? (not that I ever really pound it THAT hard, but you know sometimes the kids in the civics need a lesson)

Teach them a lesson or sound just as bad and annoying as them?

I am NOT too sure this box will suffice that much punch. I am pushing a JLAudio 200w through my 12" JLAudio sub in this box and the port already pumps out a crap-ton of air. Excellent quality box but best used for precision tuning, not trunk thumping.

[navistar]

Shawn,

With the carpeted box, does it replace the OEM spare cover or does the cover go back over your box?

[psychos2]

still building these? Think it can handle 2400 watts? (not that I ever really pound it THAT hard, but you know sometimes the kids in the civics need a lesson)

What sub do you have that really,honestly,can handle 2400 watts and fit in a 1.25 cu/ft box ? shawn

[psychos2]

Shawn,

With the carpeted box, does it replace the OEM spare cover or does the cover go back over your box?

It does not replace the cover . it will still fit. shawn

[Triathlete]

Only a few subs I know of that can handle that much power and they are WAY to deep to fit in a VX's rear door.

[navistar]

Shawn,

Can you build the box to mount a subwoofer I already have? It's a 10 inch Illusion sub.

[psychos2]

Shawn,

Can you build the box to mount a subwoofer I already have? It's a 10 inch Illusion sub.

Do you have the specs? there web site is down. shawn

[Polie]

What sub do you have that really,honestly,can handle 2400 watts and fit in a 1.25 cu/ft box ? shawn

I have forgotten the specs on it, I am not sure if 1.25 cu/ft is enough. I had a sponsorship with PYLE, (I know), and they installed there best comp stuff. That was a few years ago and now I am stripping it out. I have NEVER even gotten close to full power, maybe 1/2 of what it is capable only a couple of times. At 1/2 capability it was impossible to breath and it gave you a case of vertigo.


EDIT:

NM I need 3.678 cu/ft

[navistar]

Shawn,

I'm trying to find it. It's in my basement somewhere...you should see my basement! I'd like to be the forth person but since this would be sort of a custom hole you may not be able to discount it for me.

[WormGod]

FYI, The spare cover will fit over the installed box as well. You need to trim the ribs on the backside of the cover and of course, cut a hole for your sub (makes a WONDERFUL vibrating/rattling cover if you don't. STill very happy after a couple years with it. Great work by Shawn.

[Knigh7s]

Hey psychos2, would a Pioneer Shallow TS-SW3041D 12" be able to be flush mounted to the box? I do not know how deep your box is.

Also would you be able to make it? I always wanted to buy one, but kept forgetting about it and I would really like what little cargo space back!

[psychos2]

Hey psychos2, would a Pioneer Shallow TS-SW3041D 12" be able to be flush mounted to the box? I do not know how deep your box is.

Also would you be able to make it? I always wanted to buy one, but kept forgetting about it and I would really like what little cargo space back!

The max mounting depth is 6.25" . and you are talking about having it so the speaker is recessed so it is flush with the front ? shawn

[WormGod]

The max mounting depth is 6.25" . and you are talking about having it so the speaker is recessed so it is flush with the front ? shawn

Should be easy enough to take a router to the mount bevel once you get it if you want it recessed. I would wait and see the final product before doing so. Take measurements of your lip depth before making the slice.