Rep Power: 0

Hey guys I’m making a box for my 2-10" and I need some dimensions for my civic...
My idea is to have two vented holes on the sides...
It's a civic 05 lx...
Would appreciate the help thanks.

 
Rep Power: 338

nab a tape measure and go to work!

I think youll find youll be more limited by what can get through the hatch than by what actualy fits in the car!

 
Rep Power: 0

Don't need the box to fit perfectly...
Just want it to fit and look good

 
Rep Power: 0

unless you plan on competing, i don't really recommend going ported. but if you're set on that idea and you want them to sound good (not just loud), find out what the manufacturer's recommended dimensions are, or calculate them based on their specs. vented boxes can be very tricky.

 
Rep Power: 0

Thanx guys...
Is anyone out there with a 2-10" sub in their civic 04-05??
I would appreciate some ideas or so.

 
Rep Power: 0

What subs are you using?

 
Rep Power: 338

Im sorry, but I have WAY WAY too many ideas for you.

what do you want?

subwoofers off the rear deck, subwoofers under the floor, subwoofers in a fancy box, open trunk, space taken up, whether or not you care about the trunk/cabin boundary, how good at fabrication you are, how much effort you are willing to put into the box, what the time and dollar budget you have, what performance you are looking for. the list goes ON and ON.

give me some constraints, and ill give you a couple sweet sweet designs to choose from.

WAY too many based on the criteria you have now!

 
Rep Power: 282

i have two in the trunk of mine in a box i built meself...not bad for my first attempt IMO...gimme your email and i'll send ya a pic

 
Rep Power: 335

I think we also need to know if it's a coupe or sedan. I have an understanding that the trunks are different for sedans and coupes. But I only think I'm right.

 
Rep Power: 338

absolutely right. its easier to gut out the rear deck of a sedan to run some IB subwoofers than it is in a coupe.

or as an alternative, its easier to fit in subwoofers in existing holes in a sedan rather than the coupe.

 
Rep Power: 280

Just follow my thread and you can make it ported and for 2 tens. Im only doing one.

 
Rep Power: 0

Sry bout the info guys but heres the info:
It's a 4dr sedan 05' and I'm trying to make a box for 2-10" Rockford Fosgate Punch Z's 400 watts max.
My e-mail is XNeewbie@hotmail.com
Appreciate the help guys.

 
Rep Power: 0

give more info on what u want

 
Rep Power: 0

Just need some dimensions of the boxes ppl got on their civics and if possible some pics.

 
Rep Power: 0

Anybody??

 
Rep Power: 280

get this program Bassbox 6 pro and use it.. You can build any kind of box you want for you speeker in a given space. Or get a piencle peice of paper, get the space that is required for the 2 subs you have,*ported or sealed* and design a box that will fit in your car. Or go on ebay and buy a cheepy 10" or 12" box and put it in your tunk and be happy. Thats what a majority of the people on here do anyways. Quit being lazy and do the damb math son.

 
Rep Power: 338

just about any standard dimension will fit. For your given boxrequirements (you can get those from the whitepaper included with your subwoofers), as long as you dimension the box not to be SUPER wide, or SUPER tall, or SUPER deep, its gonna fit in the car, and itll fit into the car.

does that make sense?

 
Rep Power: 282

check out my page and there's a crappy pic of the box i built...2 type E 10's...sounds pretty good too...not too bass heavy (they're 10's damn....) and just loud enough to annoy the neighbors

http://www.cardomain.com/ride/1717164

 
Rep Power: 0

What size is that box??

 
Rep Power: 280

Rec. Sealed Enclosure 0.65 cu. ft.
18.4 liters Rec. Vented Enclosure 1.25 cu. ft.
35.4 liters Tuning Frequency (vented) 40 Hz
Go build it have fun. now this thread.

 
Rep Power: 0

Thanx