I prefer to use a shrink ray, and then re-expand it.
But ya, glueing it inside should hold.
But ya, glueing it inside should hold.
babahahahaha!!!!!!!! um this is 6.5cuft..... its an 18.... seats dont fold down but when i removed the backseat to try that idea it still wont fit... lol. its bigtake out the backseat maybe one of the front seats and slide it thru the cabin opening. or try to force it in there without chipping the wood or hurting the impala
how big is it?
i was able to fit 4.5 in mine fairly easy if it would have been any bigger i woulda ran into the same problems as you
usually use a little lube..........................o wait maybe i should have read first![]()
my box wont fit.... lol thats actually dryfitted.
Question is:
In some places i cant staple in some places and its built into my trunk. Can i rely on glue to be strong enough? or what method should i take to seal it? I was thinking glue everywhere. caulk the internal corners and resin over it. good enough? any advice?
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That test was garbage...it wasn't an enclosure.yall dont remember all the testing with the glue vs glue + screws testing huuh
i dont want simpler..... im going to use l brackets. its solid. the box design is nice too. i like it. just needed input. no one around here has an 18 in the trunk. gotta mix it up.I know you've already went to the trouble, but I too agree with going a different route as well. FIgure out how much displacement the 18" was going to give you, and try to get around the same with multiple smaller subs. It may not give you as much output overall as the 18, but you should be able to get close. It would just make life simpiler. Once you get that box in there and built, imagine trying to take it out.