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![]() Enthusiast ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Joined Jul 16, '04 From Los Angeles Currently Offline Reputation: 8 (100%) ![]() |
If youve followed my post then you well know that i shall be putting 8" subs in my door.
Other then sealing the door well with silicone would using that cotton stuff, sometimes put in sub boxes, be a bad idea? I would only use around the sub and areas of the door where the window and window mech would not stand a chance of getting tangled up with it. Is there n e thign else that i could do to make the subs in the door sound better. Notes: Planing on running two kicker comp 8"s with 80-100w each using a 2 channel amp and 8 gauge wire. |
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Enthusiast ![]() ![]() Joined Jan 16, '04 From sydney australia Currently Offline Reputation: 0 (0%) ![]() |
Why O Why do you wanna put 8" subs in your front doors...?????
What you realy need to do is have a good front stage... something with plenty of power. I have Focal Utopia 6" spilts in my front doors. About three weeks ago i used dynamat inside the door skin and on the door behind the trim. The sound i got from adding dynamat was just unreal. Cleaner sharper sound. The mid bass is so clean now i realy cant see why anyone would want to put a 8" sub there......i would hope there would be a few tweeters in there somewhere also. I have the same speakers for my rear stage and have done the same with the dynamat on the inner body of the car..... All i can say is choose your speakers right the first time......if you have to save the extra $$$ do so....coz you realy get what you pay for i think......... -------------------- ![]() 312whp with more to come.... |
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