Silver00V6Camaro

I need some advice on building a speaker box for 2 Sony Xplode XS-L82P5 Subwoofers here are the details
Ported Enclosure Vol. (Net. Lit.): N/A
Sealed Enclosure Vol. (Net Lit.): 10.2
Sealed Enclosure Vol. (Net Cu. ft.): 0.36
Speaker Size (cm): 20
Speaker Size (inch): 8
Peak Power (W): 900
Rated Power (RMS, W): 220
Impedance (ohms): 4
Sensitivity (dB/W/m): 87
Frequency Response (Hz): 30-1000
Mass (kg): 2.7
Mass (lb/oz): 6/0
d (mm): 165
d (inch): 6.5
Rdc (ohms): 3.3
Fs (Hz): 43.0
Qts: 0.48
Qes: 0.53
Qms: 4.89
Vas (Lit.): 11.9
Vas (Cu. ft.): 0.42
Mms (g): 74.9
Lvc (mH): 1.0
Xmax (mm): 2.7
Xmax (inch): 0.1
BL (Tm): 11.1
8" Polypropylene Cone
900W Peak Power (220W RMS)
Unique cone design offers superior rigidity
Gold-plated Binding Posts
Small sealed/bandpass enclosure optimized
4-Ohm Voice Coil

I would like help on building a sealed box or bandpass design I built the ones that were recommended in the subwoofer instructions but I can not get my t-tops to fit so i need to find a design that will let me fit the t-tops in there
Would this one work https://www.corvetteforum.com/techti...D=71&TopicID=3

This is what crutchfeild recommends http://www.crutchfield.com/S-PWPpzEi...0&I=044T3508SS
Thanks in advance.

C3 Stroker

My hobby (other than cars) is speaker building, and many times there there is a need to make a custom sub enclosure to fit the vehicle. If making your own, check the recommended box volume(cubic inches) for your sub driver and measure an area (L x W x D) that allows the room you need. Ex: (12 x 8 x 4) or (10 x 6 x 6.4) would both work.
The box shown in the Forum will fit, but would not give the best sound for subwoofers unless your sub requires the box size that is indicated; but you can use it as a guide. Good luck.

onaqwst

this is how i tucked 2 jl10w6v2 and 2 amps/crossovers/caps in my 77

upper corners are fiberglass pods that the 10's mount to...... if you dont want to do the glass work, just make a suspended box with space btween the amps and box so u can slide your tops in........... i tried alot of figurations and found out that this setup is the only option unless you want to get really crazy

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Silver00V6Camaro

the box crutchfeild recommend is a q logic style 1 specs internal volume: .35 cubic feet
» dimensions: 16-3/8"W x 12-5/8"H x 7-3/8"D1 x 4-3/4"D2
this is a truck box.

onaqwst

only way you are gonna figure it out is to get the measuring tape out and spend about 1 hour in figuring your clearances/sizes......


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C3 Stroker

This is an excellent set-up.....gets the box high to allow room below.
silver006camaro, an enclosure like this, or a variation with your .35 cu. ft. volume would work.

Silver00V6Camaro

ok I came up with this using the box design on the forum it measures 10.5" wide 10.5" high 9"deep according to this site and the calculator http://www.the12volt.com/caraudio/boxcalcs.asp#ser it comes out to 0.35156 interior volume. So does this sound like a good box using the forum design

onaqwst

thanks for the compliment...... i went through about 5 designs to make it work and tried to tuck 2 jl10w7 in there but couldnt work..... i might change it out next summer........ just make sure you hook up a quick disconnect behind the seat so you can kill the battery if needed to......


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onaqwst

do you have a pre 78 or newer...i have a 77 and limited on space back there

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Silver00V6Camaro

i got a 75 im going to be installing all new wiring with a ez wiring kit from http://www.ezwiring.com/ using their mini 20.

C3 Stroker

The numbers show perfect.....I say go for it

spedaleden

Here's what I did. T-tops fit fine in back