does anybody know where we can get sub enclosures other than the factory one that will go in side the quarter panels i would like to put my 10's in both quarters .... can anyone help ?????????

 

think again on putting a 10" on each side.

 

Any local car audio shop can build fiberglass tubbs for you easily.
It's not very expensive either (if you go to a good shop!).
The most important thing is that they use a thick front baffle board.

Check into it...

 

y do u say think again on puttin 10?

 

Take off the panel and look inside there. Looks impossible to me. Its not the same amount of room on each side.

 

I want to know where i can get the factory enclosure?

 

oh ok just wonderin dont have my hhr yet still waitin for them to send it , damn GM damn them so slowww

 

does anybody know if the shape of an enclosure has anything to do with sound?The box I'm going to build will be odd shaped so I want to make sure it will sound good.Aslong as I have the correct air space I should be ok right?

 

Did anyone post in the forum the actual dimensions of the stock sub enclosure box? (HeightxWidthxDepth) (Or failing that, just the depth?) And does anyone have an opinion on the speakers that say their 'optimized' for small enclosures?

 

Skate - the shape doesn't have so much to do with the quality of sound as the size does. Most custom sub box builders will pay attention to two things: 1)the sub box is big enough and evenly matched to the size of the subs themselves, and 2) the total amount of air space in the box is (somewhat) acoustically matched to the size of the cabin space. The only other thing some sub box builders will pay attention to is padding the inside of the box OR filling part of it with foam in order to minimize vibration within the box itself. I've seen some pretty odd-shaped boxes that still sound great.