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I have been trying to figure a new set-up for my trunk because I just don't like how it is now ( I have no trunk space, and my set-up just doesn't look right)...I am am even considering going down to 2 or 3 subs (maybe ported), but it is so hard to find a box big enough for a Shiva. So I have been looking on E-bay for ideas, and maybe a box to buy...but I can't find anything...and I don't want to have everyone say "Build your own box," because I don't have anywhere to build because I live in an apt building.

So if anyone has any box suggestions on where to buy a box for cheap let me know. I perfer to go online because everytime I go into a local shop and ask about my subs they try and tell me my subs aren't the greatest and that I should get JL in one of their custom enclosures.


Anywayz, for someone who is looking to put 15"s in their ride, I thought this was kinda interesting: Civic Box

 
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fonto, i know this isnt the answer you are looking for, but i lived in an apartment for a full year, so i know how hard it is to work! but it CAN be done....



anyways, whatever it takes, i reccommend you find a way to do MINOR work, check out my idea.

its not building a box, its building a baffle. all you need is 2 cinder blocks and a jigsaw, cut a piece of .75 mdf into the trunk/cabin boundary, and run 3 shiva freeair.

should run rather well

and if not, same idea, sell yoru shiva and get 2 idmax. i KNOW those love freeair.

and you get back ALL yrou trunk space, loose only your trunk/cabin boundary, and you still have big sound

 
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Very good ideas...I was thinking about running two IDmax because they could actually do well in 1.4 cube boxes according to their specifications...and that way I would need only one box, and I already have two 1.4 cube boxes. I just need to take the time and figure out exactly I want to do,, because at some point I would like to have a lil bit of trunk space.




Also, what is that white stuff on your car?

 
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the white stuff is proof you can work on yrou car, even over the span of a week, even in an apartment parking lot. I lived in that apartment building for a year, but I didnt let it stop me from working on my car!

(hint hint, the "white" stuff is aluminum foil ;D )

 
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I actually have worked on everything on my car in the car port...I should rephrase what I said, it is more about building a box and finding a place to saw in a small 4 unit complex...I have already had one call the cops on me for making to much noise!!!

edit: ...and I have know idea what the foil is for