Re: Kryptonitewhite's PICS and VIDS build log Fi IB3 18" and 22"
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Originally Posted by Greg_R
You should take a look at pocket screws. These can be used from the inside the enclosure and will pull the joints tight while the glue takes hold. The Kreg 'rocket' jig is <$30 and will work for you. Note: you will need to drill the holes outside of the car and then assemble the panels inside the car. Obviously some planning will be required but shouldn't be an issue for you (given the size and amount of planning required for your overall project).
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GregI have asked that question all over, and I am glad to finaly get a solid answer. I am checking into that now. Thank you!!!
so I couldn't wait anymore, I decided to use the wood I have to build a quick box to get us through so we could take our time and do the final box as good as we can. so we re-took some measurements so we could build as big as we could outside and slide it in. I didn't calculate anything, just got the max dimensions and made the port go all the way back less 1 port diameter.... I just did it and what a trip, it's right where we were aiming for anyway... we might just keep this box as is unless we do get a 22".... I put the port close to the sub to get more wall clearance, making this box obsolete for a 22"...cuz it is ... was... just a temp sloppy box to get by... well check this, I was aiming for >20 cubes and 15Hz tuning.... and now that I sat down, we have 22 cubes @ 15Hz with a 20" port length. What are the freakin odds?!
I'm keepin it as is. Now the big debate may as well start now, so after I post these pics here ( camera died, I have to go out and take more pics now that we're home... box basically complete in-car....)
After this post I'll post my plans I made 2 weeks ago... showing we are on target as is


taking out factory

considering leaving factory in and putting CD deck in center console

looks good

the driver side power window has been intermitten... switch is going bad... decided to pull the door apart too to replace switch and see what we're working with to put 2 Extremis 6.4's in each door... fiberglass/bondo








thank god ya can't see my measurements, cuts, or close ups of the final outcome... I was in a hurry to get something in by the end of the day

freezing rain and windy all day

front... close to wall/baffle size to get an idea of what the wall will be like

blurry... shows how close we are, taking up just about everything we can

bottom too

my sausages stickin out... i liked sitting inside the box when it was complete too