I feel stupid asking this...

[Vindicate]

Alright, I feel like a moron asking this but hey... With a sealed box, my sub woofer isn't sealed INSIDE the box is it? Is this a sealed box that this dude is making?

http://www.crutchfieldadvisor.com/S-Wqn ... tml?page=3

[Justin from Detroit1]

That is sealed. Sealed means there are no ports in it.

[Chris from Washington]

I just looked at the pictures, but that looks like a sealed box too me.

[Vindicate]

Another thing... It's recommended that my sub boxes are 1-1.5 Sq. Ft. each for 12" REs? So would I make it like 14x14x14 (1.13 Sq. Ft)?? Please help.. Sorry for all the million diff questions I'm just really haven troubles figuren out how all this shit works lol.

[smoker]

just make sure that all your measurments are internal....

[Justin from Detroit1]

That's not including sub displacement.

[ridr4lif]

I believe the RE 12's only displace .09 cubic feet. And yes, make sure when calculating box size, that you use internal dims. I would make the box as close to 3 cu.ft. as you can, just make sure it fits in your car. Use the box calculator on http://www.bcae1.com, number 110. Chose internal dims and figure out how big of a box you will need.

Hope this helps...


EDIT: Used the calc on bcae1 and 28x16x16 gives you 3.224 cu.ft. Subtract the sub displacement and you have 3.044 cu.ft.

[Vindicate]

Ok, I got it figured out, I'm gonna go 15x15x15 External which is 13.5x13.5x13.5 Internal. This gives me 1.424 - .09 = 1.334 Sq. Ft. I'm gonna go with one box per sub since my trunk is so tiny, I wanna be able to have them kinda off to the sides so I can still access my spare tire just in case. Thats about the max room I can give 15x15x15.

[mcaudio]

the only stupid question is one that isn't asked.

[broosky333]

true that