The point of this is to cut down on the number of people asking for sub box pictures and advice. If there are other helpful links to sub box threads, please fee free to post the link.
http://www.supraforums.com/forum/sho...d.php?t=124943
http://www.supraforums.com/forum/sho...d.php?t=282784
Last edited by SupraGodTT; 04-24-2007 at 06:16 PM.
I didn't see what I was looking for when I was looking for this type of built in enclosure for the MK3, so I thought I would post a couple of pics. The bolt in the center is apporimately 7" long and "holds" the bottom of the spare tire mounting bracket tight since I am using the car as the bottom of the enclosure. Ended up with about 2.5 to 2.8 cu ft.
Any updates or more picsOriginally Posted by SupraGodTT
89 White Package 1JZ
89 White Package Clone 7M Turbo
Everything was removed from the spare tire's compartment.
The box was made for 2x 11"inch subs and 2x amplifiers so they were on the same level as floor was in stock. Completely flat for easy hockey bag transportation and for the roof to fit.
Front: Focal 130KR 5 1/8"inch (w tweeters)
Back: Focal 165KR 6 1/2"inch (coaxial)
Subwoofer: 2x Focal P27v2 11"inch
Amplifier: Alpine PDX m6 and Alpine PDX f4
We also did the sound isolation of front doors, both side walls all the way back to the trunk and the trunk itself. No floor.
The custom sub box started making squeaky sounds after a year of driving around. I assume this is due to very bad roads in here and car being flexed and twisted cuz of itit really pisses me of when there's no music playing.
Sounding quality of the set up is good, loud too, but i wish there was more base up front as the new cars have these days.
If you take off the targa and shut all the doors supra becomes a huge speaker with really good base which is fun to drive around
Last edited by stanprec; 03-14-2013 at 03:39 PM.
Nice. I think you bought this from a friend of mine in Stockholm?
http://www.garaget.org/?car=204960
Is that your car when it was registered in Sweden?
Does the hockeybag fit in the trunk?
Since this thread has been revived, I'll post mine. It holds two 8" JL 8w1 subs and a JL 5-channel amp:
WTB (03/15/2013): OEM alarm glass-break mic/sensor.
1995 Supra NA, Baltic Blue, targa, TRD LSD, Recaro Sport seats, Cusco carbon fiber front/rear strut tower bars, 97+ front turns
Passport hardwired, w/ amped remote speakers in seat harness slots
Hidden/hardwired garage door opener w/ custom Supra dash button
1995 Supra TT, BPU, Baltic Blue, targa, TRD front/Cusco rear strut tower bars, 98 headlights w/ 6k HIDs, 97+ front turns, Tial BOV, HKS Super Drager exhaust, SSR Professor SP1 wheels
Passport hardwired
Hidden/hardwired garage door opener w/ custom Supra dash button
Subtle white LED dash backlights
Haha yes, you're right! This one used to be John's supraNice. I think you bought this from a friend of mine in Stockholm?
http://www.garaget.org/?car=204960
Is that your car when it was registered in Sweden?
Does the hockeybag fit in the trunk?
And yes, hockey bag does fit in even after installing these subs and amps
Cool. It's a small Supra world
Finally got all my wiring complete and buttoned up. Targa and strut bar still fit:
great job. i like how that box does not take up the entire hatch area. would love to see a fiberglassed box of the same size made to fit in the same areaFinally got all my wiring complete and buttoned up. Targa and strut bar still fit:
as the boost rises and the adrenaline set in, the world stops, life stands still and for the first time i feel at peace
^^ Thanks. That box is half fiberglass (the curvy bits) and half wood, covered in carpet. These guys do some really nice all-fiberglass work too.
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