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#141
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Double layers on top of the box will be better. According to my winisd program, 12" port length is good. You're doing it the right way
That's a big sub box! Is the box 12 cubes after displacement? That does looks good, tho.
Chea, It is actually 14 cubes LOL!! I sorta miscalculated!! Or, I can Make it less, but like I said I'm debating on having first layer inside box or having both glued and on top of box... I just don't know... If I do, I think it should be better am I correct?? Then I will have 3.5 cubic per sub!!
Chea, It is actually 14 cubes LOL!! I sorta miscalculated!! Or, I can Make it less, but like I said I'm debating on having first layer inside box or having both glued and on top of box... I just don't know... If I do, I think it should be better am I correct?? Then I will have 3.5 cubic per sub!!
Last edited by 4rx; 03-18-2009 at 12:54 AM.
#142
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Thanks.... Now the hard part of making the holes and port hole Here is a sorta dumb question, but never made a baffle top before... Am I suppose to glue the 2 together and then cut holes??? Just wondering if glue will mess up cut...
#144
like this..
just give you some ideas..
#146
Here it is besides a 5 gallon paint bucket!!! LOL Still need to screw and glue the top down and either carpet or vynil it... Might have to make the RF logo and have it on the front and back of box...
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From: Yotatech, because Pirate is too expensive. NorCal.
Hey just wondering what are your plans for power? As in what amps? Batteries? Caps? Alternator?
#152
Caps are absolutey wasting money. I only have an interstate battery and stock alternator. The voltage measured at 11.5v at full tilt which isn't to bad for 2,500 watts.
I'd suggest upgrade 4 gauges wires, alternator to battery postive, battery negative to frame/chassis, and chassis to engine. You will notice huge difference. The alternator is the main of the electrical system. A high output alternator will be even better.
I'd suggest upgrade 4 gauges wires, alternator to battery postive, battery negative to frame/chassis, and chassis to engine. You will notice huge difference. The alternator is the main of the electrical system. A high output alternator will be even better.
Last edited by 4rx; 03-23-2009 at 03:05 PM.
#154
Oh and Chea 4rx... The 4 guage upgrade is what every1 calls THE BIG 3... It helps a whole lot!! I also still need to get holes for wires but What I want to do is just use a small bolt or all thread and drill a hole in box for that, and then use washers and nuts to hold it together on box. Then use the crimps with holes to connect wires to all thread... Did that make any sense?? LOL
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From: Yotatech, because Pirate is too expensive. NorCal.
I'm runnin 4ga for power and ground. Headlights dim like crazy. (This is still in the Camry btw) If it does the same in the 4runner, I'm going to do the big 3 mod (search it) with 0/1ga. It may be oversized but how can you really be oversized when it comes to wire. Thats like saying its oversafe. lol
#156
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From: Where it always works if you work it, in Sunny Selinsgrove, PA
I'm runnin 4ga for power and ground. Headlights dim like crazy. (This is still in the Camry btw) If it does the same in the 4runner, I'm going to do the big 3 mod (search it) with 0/1ga. It may be oversized but how can you really be oversized when it comes to wire. Thats like saying its oversafe. lol
Paying extra money for the larger wire is sort of a waste, when you can spend the extra money on a heavier duty cycle battery and H.O. alternator and get much better results. That being said, make sure your wires aren't undersized. Upgrading the battery to chassis ground is ESSENTIAL if you plan on running any sizable load in these Toyota's. They only have an 8 gauge ground if I recall correctly.
#157
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From: Yotatech, because Pirate is too expensive. NorCal.
Its not very much more expensive than 4ga so why not. Not like I'm buying a mile either.
Another question. Is it bad for me to run it with the headlights dimming?
Another question. Is it bad for me to run it with the headlights dimming?
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From: Where it always works if you work it, in Sunny Selinsgrove, PA
nope. just annoying. and depending where you put your amp and how much you oversize your wire, the difference could be upwards of 15 dollars for materials alone. not to mention how much more expensive the fittings and terminals become haha. but I guess in the end that's really a negligible price difference to most. I just try to be thrifty at every corner haha...
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From: Yotatech, because Pirate is too expensive. NorCal.
No, I meant I was doing the Big 3 mod with 0/1ga. I have 4ga on my amp. Yeah that would be expensive lol I think it takes about 20ft to do the runner.
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Chea, I have the 0 gauge wire to go to the back for my amp. I'm going to also upgrade my Big 3 to 0 also... I got my carpet for the box, but can't carpet it tonite... We have a tornado watch and it's raining like crazzzyyyy..... LOL!!!