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Old 05-08-2006, 04:35 PM
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Hey guys.. Well I have been designing my own speakerbox to fit in the 8 so I thought I would share my findings and hope that it will help you guys out too.

I am hosting the images with www.tinypic.com so i'm not sure how long they will work

I created these images and my box with AutoCAD 2006. If you want different / better images or want me to build your idea you can contact me by e-mail to spamfloodgate@hotmail.com. I will also send you what I have done if you want to mess with it on your own computer

Most of the dimensions are they best I could do with a tape measure around what I already have in there and with all the carpet and stuff still in it.

so here we go. The first pic is the trunk from a front view (standing outside looking in) (also that bar is about as low as the bottom of the 6X9s so i did not add it



The second picture is a side view as if you were standing on the driver side looking through the side



This pic is a angled view of the box I have built for an Alpine Type X 12" and 1000 Watt RMS alpine mono amp and a 1.5 cap. The airspace inside is about 1.5 Cubic feet (i think) let me know what you think.



If you guys have any ideas or suggestions let me know!!


EDIT -- I have made the images as small as possible without serious distortion.. sorry guys its the best i can do -- email me for better or full size (1920x1200) pics

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Old 05-08-2006, 08:47 PM
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very cool!
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Old 05-09-2006, 09:53 PM
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auto cad is one thing but you need to build it to see if it fits into the trunk and what it looks like. i will keep watch on this thread,
Old 05-10-2006, 12:07 PM
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Originally Posted by lesper4
auto cad is one thing but you need to build it to see if it fits into the trunk and what it looks like. i will keep watch on this thread,
Well you can get a REALLY good idea what it looks like and if its going to fit in the opening. (i KNOW its going to fit in the spot) and right now if i build it outside its not going to fit in because the widest part of the trunk opening is 13" I was thinking that if i took the slanted part off the back it would fit but i havent worked out the airspace inside yet so I don't know if i'm ready to do that. But it's no big deal because its still just pixels. now see if i had built it and THEN realized it wasn't going to fit..

I got some time before i need the box anyways.. I'm planning a trip to NY in august and then starting school. so spending 8 or 9 hundred on a new amp and speaker plus whatever for the box supplies is a little outta my reach right now. but i'll keep playing with it and keep posting. Maybe I'll come up with the new universal perfect box that any 8 owners can just go to this thread print it off and go build it. thats my goal.
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Well after further review... that first box design with the slanty part off the back and built with 3/4 inch wood would give me about 1.1 cu/ft of airspace; which is surprisingly close to the crutchfield recommended .9 cu/ft. And from front to back it's only 10.5 inches which means it will fit into the opening of the trunk. I will have a cad drawing posted soon.
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Thanks WikkedOne for the measurements! I guess the back is only 30 inches. No way the BasslinkT will fit. Im just going with the first basslink, it got awesome reviews.
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Did you ever build this? I need to build a 4 cu ft ported box for 2 12 inch subs inside my trunk. Do you have any suggestions?

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I know it's a very long shot but really need the files or any other similar measurements.
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// 2004-2009 RX8 // Pre Built Subwoofer Box // Single and Dual

I dont know if anyone is aware or looking, but this company by the name of SRQ Customs makes custom subwoofer boxes for the RX8 for both 1 Sub($75) or 2 Subs in 10" and 12" for only $80 plus $25 shipping. I just ordered one to go with my Skar DDX 10"'s. Here is the info:
https://srqcustoms.com/product/rx-8-...fer-enclosure/

Here is the single sub box:
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