SIHHR's Sound Project

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Apr 2, 2006 | 04:41 PM

#11

chuktaylor2

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Joined: 10-11-2005

Posts: 125

From: Fresno, California

With a enclosure that big you'll have to find subs that'll operate well with the amount of internal volume that box has, and possibly a stronger amp imo. I thought i had sacrificed alot of cargo space with my enclosure but you got me beat.

Apr 2, 2006 | 04:56 PM

#12

crowbar

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Joined: 02-27-2006

Posts: 1,198

From: NC

Quote:

Originally Posted by Skatetheglobe

I was trying to think of a way to mount the spare up against the wall of the cargo area and make a cover out of vinyl or something..

the problem with that is weight on the door itd never stay open but its a thought or are you tlaking about on the side by the window

Apr 2, 2006 | 05:22 PM

#13

SoCalHHR

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Joined: 10-14-2005

Posts: 5,359

From: SoCal

Man! Really SIHHR, there is no need for a box larger than this in the HHR:

I know you got it free, but I would just sell it and put in the Audiobahn bandpass with 2-10's. You can get them for a STEAL on eBay:

Audiobahn Bandpass Box w/2-10's

I run a 300-watt amp at 2-ohms on this box and it is solid in the HHR.

Regarding space issues:

I just finished hauling my bass amp and guitar (in hardshell case), back there this week with no problems. A few weeks ago I mad e a trip to Lowe's to buy shelving for our parts storage. Ended up putting 3 wall-sized storage racks + 2 base cabinets AND a 78-inch x 24-inch DOOR in the HHR! All with my little Audiobahn box hooked up and playing.

So don't tell me you have hauling issues...I don't.