Links to car audio DIY sites (1 Viewer)

[Juan Castillo]

First off, am I the only one experiencing problems with the main page of HTF? I have to go to recent posts to jump to other areas of the forum???


Anyway, I want to build a clean box, with the limited space I have in my 2001 extended cab Chevy Silverado. I can't find (haven't really looked too hard) much information on DIY information with examples of other peoples work.

Any links would be great! Thanks

 

[KyleGS]

sounddomain.com

 

[Mark gas]

Link Removed is one of the better ones
make sure you read audionuts tutorials.

 

[Brian Knauss]

carsound.com forums. A lot of big time car names hang around that forum.

Sounddomain is good if you look at the cars for ideas, but the forum is pretty terrible.

 

[Juan Castillo]

Thanks alot guys. Good links with lots of info. I was mainly looking for pics of good stealth installs that left most of the factory equipment intact. I will read up and figure out what subs to use and what kind of box to build.

I was looking at the parts express catalog, and like the Dayton series II 8" woofers part #295-100, and will likely build a sealed box since I will listen to mostly hard rock and like the kick drum feel rather than the boom.

My truck will not allow for anything more than a 10 because of clearance under the back seat, and I don't want to raise it or alter that part in any way, but 10's seem excessive for the sound I am looking for.

Thanks again. I will check out those forums and post questions there.

 

[Mark gas]

I would gowith a IDQ 10 bex=cause it will work in ,5 cubes or a ea8 it will work in .2 cubes.

 

[Chris Tsutsui]

People comment me sometimes on my stealth install of an Adire Audio Tempest driver in a 3.5CF box tuned to 24hz. I had to paint the box orange in order for ppl to even know it's there.

Tempest