30Hertz's 02 Toyota Tacoma Pre-Runner, 15" Brahma MKII

Alright, remade my baffles. Need some opinions on what style I should do.

First is both baffle and trim plate together glassed into panel. While it may be easier, I plan on sealing my doors using MDF cut to match the various openings and I'm not sure how I can get it for an IB setup if the woofer isnt mounted to the metal door itself, rather than the plastic panel.

The second option (which is the way I'm leaning) is seal the door, mount the MDF baffle to the door, align the top plate and glass it into the door panel. When the panel is installed, it will hide the mounting hardware and only show the woofer. This would allow me to have the woofer attached firmly to the door and create a good seal allowing for more midbass in a IB config.

Option 1 is on the right, Option 2 is on the left. I'm going to 45 the trim panel more but it gives a rough look of what I'm talking about.

PS. The grill is just sitting on there so it's popping out more than it will when installed. I've already put on the T-Nuts.

IMG_20110804_204450.jpg


IMG_20110804_204458.jpg


IMG_20110804_204508.jpg


Thoughts?

I'm also thinking about incorporating a Plexi trim plate with an LED rather than using the MDF on option two.

 
Started my doors. Currently the passenger side is curing. I just realized that after I had wet it down.. I remembered that I'm still on call for court... I ended up having to wet out the fabric on the panel itself to make sure the beauty panel thats molded into the door fits correctly over the actual speaker. Hard to explain...

Anyways if I get called in..im fucked lol

Onto the photo's thus far

IMG_20110823_123838.jpg


IMG_20110823_134323.jpg


IMG_20110823_134335.jpg


IMG_20110823_140932.jpg


IMG_20110823_140940.jpg


It'll take a little extra work because of the staples in the baffle but nothin a little duraglass wont fix.... Got some Kent Epoxy Adhesive to put around the sides to secure the FG to the plastic panel itself along with the staples currently in.

 
Last edited by a moderator:
I've been wanting to make door panels but haven't been brave enough to cut the panels up...lol

Trying to figure out a way to do it where I wouldn't have to

were do you have your amps mounted with the false floor there...my highs amp is right there on the ground

 
My amps are actually in the bed...I've got a tonneu cover/

I had already fucked up a long time ago with the doors and had em already semi-cut so I was like " **** it..I'll take the plunge".

I tried to make a pod to mount to the door, but our panels are just to fucked up to make it work because if the akward design.

 
I see...i've been thinking about putting stuff in the bed but I still need the full length for hauling

Kick pods and stock location will work for now lol

Until I feel like hacking something up

 
Alright got the door trimmed and semi-sanded.

Put the speaker in and attached the panel to check for proper fit. Looks alright to me.

Initially when I was taking the pods off...I shanked three of my fingers on the ******* staples...GG me

IMG_20110823_160206.jpg


IMG_20110823_160220.jpg


IMG_20110823_160246.jpg


 
You need to face that box up.
No way in hell can I even contemplate that Buck. I'm 6'4. Only way I can get that 15 in there is vertical.

I am contemplating redoing my enclosure though. I found my BassBox Pro 6 software and designed an enclosure tuned to 20hz with a pretty flat response curve but peaks at about 22hz. The one I have in now is just to **** peaky for that small cab. The new box will be sub up port front but it's going to be a tight fit, not much room behind the motor and I should have room to recline the seat to where I normally have it.

 

 

i really like this thread, and your box looks like its built to last ages.
Thanks!

First layer of 3/4oz Mat

IMG_20110823_173548.jpg


IMG_20110823_173557.jpg


 
Doing more work. Taking long just for the mere fact that I'm working on it on my days off.

Sealed up my doors. Tomorrow throwing on some Ensolite IUO to finish it off. Was actually impressed with the mid-bass improvement.

1314836298236.jpg


Messing around with tweeter placement. So far I like this shot of them shooting towards the dome light. The frame will be covered with some cloth and glassed.

1314841379500.jpg


1314841385542.jpg


Made some hookups for my oscilloscope to make secure connections with the prob. I'm using a DSO Nano v2

One for RCA and one for speaker

1314842064384.jpg


1314842081034.jpg


1314842141965.jpg


Tomorrow is more glassing, sanding and more prep for paint...Also helping my buddy install his system into his new truck

 
Activity
No one is currently typing a reply...
Old Thread: Please note, there have been no replies in this thread for over 3 years!
Content in this thread may no longer be relevant.
Perhaps it would be better to start a new thread instead.

Similar threads

Check out Sonic Electronix as well. They have some great deals usually and excellent Customer Service also. I like to buy my HUs /Head Units from...
6
583
If your bypassing the infotainment stuff in the original HU setup, then the LCi7PRO should handle the rest. If you want to retain the handsfree...
1
479
If you want 5 channels of amplification you just need 5 channels of amplification. You can do this with 5 amps or 1, depends on budget and space...
1
776
Hey everyone! I'm a car stereo newbie and I know next to nothing about car stereos, only features. I recently purchased a 2010 Toyota Highlander...
0
997
Quit talking nonsense and acting like you know something... It's ok to be new...ask legit questions and you can get legit help...but right now...
9
152

About this thread

30Hertz

10+ year member
Member
Thread starter
30Hertz
Joined
Location
Central Cali
Start date
Participants
Who Replied
Replies
29
Views
5,683
Last reply date
Last reply from
30Hertz
20240604_170857.jpg

metalheadjoe

    Jun 5, 2024
  • 0
  • 0
Screenshot_20240605_200209_Adobe Acrobat.jpg

Dylan27

    Jun 5, 2024
  • 0
  • 0

New threads

Top