Chrissyboy
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cool, post some pics up when its done
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I've got a set of calibre components in the front of mine and they sound sweet for the £90 they cost. If you have got £200 to spend on speakers its worth splitting it so you spend more on the fronts as you are at the front mate you can pick up a set of DLS Components for £135 and a set of 6x9s with the rest
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13cm speakers fit straight in as far as I remember and like said above the grille is part of the door card
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ah I get ya, yeah just plane them down so its a nice fit then put some filler in any gaps and sand that down then go round the inside of the box with some sealant
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the best bet is to have a false floor in the boot that way everything can be screwed to that
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no worries mate, Look forward to seeing it Nice to know someon appreciates my work
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She can have this for £100 Ross, retrimmed in black though
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depends how much you wanna spend mate, you can spend up to £450+ on a decent set of reference speakers
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what sort of volume is the box?
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depends, some subs dont need a box at all. if its a free air sub it will sound good in just a baffle. I tried mine in a baffle and it sounded shite. putting it in a box is the best bet, I always use sealed but you could have a ported box if you wish but I would put it in a box
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have you had all 3 subs running yet? I get a feeling the different make of subs may interfere with each other
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it does but what I do is make the front and top 1040mm wide and the rest of the box 970mm wide that way its a perfect fit
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you could make the top a little smaller and slope it inwards, and it should still be ok
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140mm = 5.5 inches 470mm = 18.5 inches 970mm = 38.1 inches 340mm = 13.3 inches 490mm = 19.2 inches Hope that helps