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Old 12-03-2003, 02:00 PM
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I have been searching the archives and i cant find the thread i remeber seeing when someone made custom sub woofer boxes to fit in the rear wheel wheel compartment under the carpet in the back of their 944/951.
When i get my car i wana try and do this so i was looking for the thread. I dont want a big box in the back because it seems a lil ricy for me, so i want to look into the hiden effect. IF any 1 can find this thread for me plz post link!!

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Sami951 made them. I'll see if I can dig it up
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kk thx... i a only gona be around for another 30 mins or so, cause then period switchs... and my comp at home is a big POS

thx for the help
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I remember one a while back where the person made use of the area behind each wheel. Actually i think it was a company that was producing these things, they mounted under the carpet behind each wheel kinda in the wheel well area...is that what youre talking about??
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thx a lot.. i haev some qestions aobut it but i gtg..teahcer =\
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I'll be glad to help in any way I can

Also see the other threads,
https://rennlist.com/forums/showthre...threadid=86281
https://rennlist.com/forums/showthre...threadid=89899
https://rennlist.com/forums/showthre...threadid=90172

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Originally posted by ErichCS
I remember one a while back where the person made use of the area behind each wheel. Actually i think it was a company that was producing these things, they mounted under the carpet behind each wheel kinda in the wheel well area...is that what youre talking about??
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Sry.. had to take some quick notes for Comp Sci class..so...

-do u no the name of this company?

and if you do the one from the first thread:

-Does it have to be made of fiberglass? or can it be made from a wooden cabinet?
-How do u wire them? is it going to be a pig project to run wires to the back, through the pannels and such? I dont want them to be exposed in a 1/2 a$$ job.
-Will the woofer be sticking up a little? or will you be able to close to carpeted flap completely as if nothing was there? giving it the full hidden effect.
-IN that thread what were they talking about like filling it with foam and packing peanuts and water? IS this to test it from seeing how much pressure it can take or if it rattles or something?

Thx,
keith

EDIT- Thx sami.. u posted that while i was typing this... I was thinking this whole time that you put 2 boxes in each of the rear wheel wheels, but now looking at those pictures it is one in the spare wheel compartment?

GtG to next class.. ill follow up on this later today.. Thx every 1
keith
Old 12-03-2003, 02:39 PM
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KLA industries manufactures both behind the rear wheels and spare tire subs. Click here to see what they have.
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Hey Keith:
I couldnt find the thread or company name, but from what i remember the case was made of wood and it was positioned such that the carpet didnt stick up at all...I'll look around a little for the site again...
-Erich
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Yup... was KLA Industries, and I have 2 of the cubby boxes with Kicker 8's and love them.
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It looks like the KLA boxes are very reasonably priced, I think I ended up paying about the same for the materials I used - plus the pain in the *** to do it
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Originally posted by Sami951
It looks like the KLA boxes are very reasonably priced, I think I ended up paying about the same for the materials I used - plus the pain in the *** to do it
DO you think that the ones that go in the wheel wells(on the two sides) out of wood like the KAL ones are made, if it would bem ore cost efficent. Being that urs were made of fiberglass and in a different spot, it may have been more expenseive/hard to do. But from the looks of the wooden ones, it doesnt look to hard to make. ANy 1 have an suggestions or experience with trying to make the wooden ones in the two wheel wells?

keith
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Actually once i saw those on their website i figured i could make those myself. I havent tried...but i dont see why is would be that hard...?? Its just wood cut to shape and then cut a hole for the speaker you want to put back there...
Although they are a list sponser, so many i should encorage you to spend $120 for each side(without the driver!!)...
Has anyone else made a set like these themselves???
Goodluck
-Erich
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Originally posted by ErichCS
Actually once i saw those on their website i figured i could make those myself. I havent tried...but i dont see why is would be that hard...?? Its just wood cut to shape and then cut a hole for the speaker you want to put back there...
Although they are a list sponser, so many i should encorage you to spend $120 for each side(without the driver!!)...
Has anyone else made a set like these themselves???
Goodluck
-Erich
Well, with sound, having the proper dimensions is pretty important to get the most out of your speakers. You need the right volume and shape. You could always buy one and then just duplicate that though, and cut the costs in half. Or do some research on box building and make your own.


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