enclosure size help

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  1. beatthis27 New Member

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    ive got a JL audio 13w7 and i need to know who makes a box or the deminsions to make one fit in 90 mustang hatch if anyone has expierence with it or knows a company that makes a box that will work let me know thanks
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    what are specs of the woofer ?
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    You can't make your own? Or do you know someone with tools who could help you make your own? DIY is the way to go.
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    ya i was asking the demsions if anyone knew of a good box
  6. chromedog New Member

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    try this site http://www.the12volt.com look on the left hand side, in the blue bar.(woofer enclosures) it gives dimensions, and volumes for most popular subs on the market.
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    i meant the measurements for the back of the hatch to fit the boxx ive measured and came out 3 diffs sizes
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    i dont know what measurements you are trying to find... the12volt website will give you dimensions, and exact volume for almost any given speaker on the market.you only need to punch in your woofer, and it will give you length, width, and height, along with port size. it is up to you to decide what will fit in your car, and go from there. (i have designed a 2-12" enclosure to fit between the back seat, and the trunk area for my 65 coupe, the two power amps, and crossovers will fit on the back of to box)
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    a good program that will help you build and tune and find what Hz it will peak (in terms of db) is called WinISD. Based on the driver's profile, it will reccomend a box specification, as well as port area if needed. Join www.sounddomain.com too, very helpful. if you need help let me know.

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