Subject	Ugly Green Speaker Box v1.0
Posted by	Madhatter10-6 on December 29, 2010 at 9:09 PM
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Message	Since most of my interior is out for sound deadening and I have already sunk a small fortune into my car I figured it was as good of time as any to upgrade the stereo system (thanks to all the members who helped with my selection of components). I have never really liked any of the options for mounting sub’s in the Z. I have a set of Chris’s speaker box’s and they are very well made but still take up a lot of trunk space and are visible, which for whatever reason I don’t like. I started looking around for places to stash an 8 or 10 inch sub and decided to got with a spot behind the driver seat where the fuel pump controller is located. I bought a JL Audio 10w1v2-4 (shallow mount). It only requires .6 cubic feet to operate and had a mount depth of 4 inches and change. Once the speaker arrived I did a quick test fit and then covered the entire channel going back toward the trunk with painters tape and made a fiberglass mold of the bottom. This is how the mold look when it first came out. I added some additional layers for strength Here is where I started making the place for the speaker to mount Speaker cut out Test fit of the speaker Fitment is very tight...shouldn't move around any For my first attempt at fiber-glassing I am very pleased with how it turned out. Since it will never be seen I probably wont do anything to clean up its appearance any and just leave it ugly :) My Space Red Point Fitness Madhatter10-6: 1991 Twin Turbo Stage: Sneaky
Follow Ups	Ugly Green Speaker Box v1.0 - Madhatter10-6 21:09:41 12/29/10 Good work. - Evan(CA) 21:20:51 12/29/10 thanks - Madhatter10-6 21:33:08 12/29/10 Looks [sorta] good! :p Don't forget the poly-fill. (n/m) - Multi_Read (MO) 21:29:00 12/29/10 I'd like to see it when you get the panel back on (n/m) - FuerGrissa 21:38:13 12/29/10 I have already done a test fit with the panel.. - Madhatter10-6 21:39:37 12/29/10 I assumed the speaker would be exposed - FuerGrissa 22:48:40 12/29/10 It will be completely "stealth" - Madhatter10-6 10:03:35 12/30/10 I would add a couple bolts/nuts to really hold it in place - collegeboy 21:39:25 12/29/10 agree - Madhatter10-6 21:43:58 12/29/10 Looks great but like FuerGrissa said are you going to create - 5280Z_nightstalker 00:38:28 12/30/10 not a huge deal for a subwoofer - Antihero 14:41:10 12/30/10 v1 chris boxes? 10 or 12? - fantomZ(OH) 08:36:17 12/30/10 You looking for 1 or two? I would be interested as well. (n/m) - SilverTwin(OH) 09:10:18 12/30/10 Cool idea. Please post more when it's done. (n/m) - Boosted1 09:10:09 12/30/10 Maybe fill it with water to find out the volume? - BigTDogg (MA) 09:31:27 12/30/10 No water, Packing peanuts, Beanbag filler ect. - Spddracer 16:17:14 12/30/10 sand too, works good. (n/m) - Musashi Sword 18:49:58 12/30/10 Meh, water dries rather easily, and is the most accurate - BigTDogg (MA) 06:30:59 12/31/10 Excellent! Looks like an ideal way to add some THUMP - cherry 10:30:29 12/30/10 That is horribly ugly...and awesome. Nice work. (n/m) - johnnysombrero 13:36:35 12/30/10 bass booger (n/m) - Adam (NoVA) 16:22:07 12/30/10 HA! - Mr.Stacy 16:36:33 12/30/10 great design. I look forward to reading about the final - Mr.Stacy 16:39:34 12/30/10 Neat project..... (n/m) - RSR 08:46:02 12/31/10 very organic (n/m) - LJZTT 11:43:58 12/31/10
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