nice

 

Got it 90% done. just a few more touch ups an it'll be finished. Gonna add some carpet to the amp area and if there enough left do the sides of the trunk.

 

It looks realllly nice man you did some nice work but whats up with the blue carpet??

 

It goes with the "Infinity blue" and a lot of my interior is blue, Corbeau seat, X-force steering wheel, DC shift ****, Tenzo Ebrake handle. Eventually the carpet in the front will be blue, and the accents on the doors as well. Oh and the carpet was 10 bucks for an 11' by 2' piece.

 

Not bad at all. How much exp. do you have with wood working? I have been building enclosures, etc. for about 16 yrs. now and that looks like something I would have done when I was 16. Good work friend. Don't know about the carpet though. Looks like house carpet. Unless that's what you want, I'd go the Auto Zone and get a roll of black int. carpet. It's pretty cheap to.

 

That was my first sub enclosure. I do random woodworking here and there, just a hobby of sorts. And the carpet was exactly what I was looking for, yes it is house carpet, but a brighter blue woulda been cool. but for 10 bucks I couldn't pass it up, its close enough to the blue I was looking for.

 

Well i guess the blue makes sense then cuz your car has alot of blue in the interior, but i was wondering what kind of Infinity subs are those?

 

Nice work man. Personally id go for a professional look by using Vinyl to do the box.......not sticker vinyl thou lol. Make sure u use some liquid nails to make that sucker AIR tight........i had a setup like that before and it doesnt sound as good as having the subs facing the trunk.........so u need to make sure the box is perfect to get every ounce of good sound out of em.

 

< ---- prefers caulk way over liquid nails because caulk can flex a little.

 

Those subs are Kappa Perfect 10.1's.

The box is air tight, no question about that, closed everything that could even pose an air leak with acrylic caulk.