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@@joeyrangel228👍 hope they turn out nice

@@jordankirkham1657 best "bang for your buck" 6x9 that I've come across yet

Hard to say for sure, check voltage with a multimeter it should be close to 75 on a full charge. Sometimes you can get a small spark when you first go to connect it that's just capacitors charging but it shouldn't keep sparking like it's trying to weld itself. If so something isn't right like positive and negative touching each other somewhere

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I've never done it that way. It's hard for me to do that without having the vehicle. I build each box specific to maximize the airspace in the area and fit in the vehicle. If I know what kind of vehicle it is I may be able to get my hands on one locally and go from there.

If I bring my phone in it will get over spray all over it quick. I tried to get some footage from outside the plastic but it didn't come out good at all.

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In the final episode part 4 of that series, part ways through the video I do a rundown of all the connections if that helps

Awesome I definitely do that👍

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If it has a transmission it should be fine if you gear it right you should have plenty of power to take off in 1st gear then shit up for more speed. If it doesn't have a transmission it's just in the speed you should probably go for more voltage.

@@ROCKBOTTOMCUSTOMS i pulled the gas engine and was going to just use an electric motor. Im making a version of whiskey chariots ride on coolers. So more power ok cool ill look into something more powerful! Thanks bro

Are you talking about a little ride on cooler like pit bike? If so I think it would be good for something like that You're probably going to only be going 20 mph or so I think it's fine if geared right.

@@ROCKBOTTOMCUSTOMS basically i took a childs quad, took the engine out. Lengthened the frame and placed a beer cooler in the middle. If you google whiskey chariot its a replica of that

I see what you're saying now. I think it would be plenty cuz you're probably not going to go too fast on that thing just gear it for low speed.

It plugged right in to one of the connectors on the module but I don't remember how it was labeled exactly. In the final episode of the build I put a rundown of all the wires and labels and how they connected, it should help. I know they were translated and some of them didn't really make sense and I had to do some googling to get them all figured out.

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It's all stock but it does pretty good

Yeah it's basically just for us obnoxious bassheads🤪

A good ear works well for the head unit too.

I looked in my file and that's missing. I feel like it was close to 15". I remember there being a small bump out on the back of the seat at the sides above the inner fender wells in the trunk that the top corners of the box pushed onto with a few inches of clearance above the subs to the torsion bars below the deck lid.

Thanks! Yeah I've seen that a lot with the mic and I don't like how obvious it looks. I really like when they are built into the head unit. Just a tiny hole on the face no one even notices

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Thanks man, turned out perfect for my boy!

@@ROCKBOTTOMCUSTOMS lol, well ja, until he watches Tim Allen Home improvement episodes and asks for MORE POWER!!!!

Definitely correct, you can go higher voltage and get to those kind of numbers but for user friendly ease of drivability for kids it's great. No carbs gumming up if it sits a couple months and snappy mechanical clutches are rough for beginners too. Again, for all out power and speed I think starting with a Hemi would be the best choice

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48v may be pushing it with 2 people on rough terrain. I would go with 72v and you could always slow it down with the high med low switch for starters and with the right gearing it should be plenty of power for the 2 seater.

That's awesome thanks!

Yes the controller and motor should have matching voltage.

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Thanks, I used the factory wires in the doors

@ROCKBOTTOMCUSTOMS OK thanks Man. I have the same car with 15inch Subwoofer in the back it rattles real bad when the bass hits do you know what I can do to stop the rattling?

@@deepee9601 it would take all of the interior liners out of the trunk and put sound mat on all of the sheet metal walls, floor including bottom side of the trunk lid. Two layers of it is twice as good as one. You should notice a big difference but you'll probably still get some flex.

@ROCKBOTTOMCUSTOMS Thanks a lot Man

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Lol nice

I design them myself. That's a big part of the fun for me.

Definitely size of the box made for less interior size The upper levels really surprised me with that system they really get you in the throat.

@@ROCKBOTTOMCUSTOMS Very cool. I've been experimenting with small boxes, 2 cu ft, to see how it sounds. My actual big box will be about 8 cubes gross for three 12's. Sub and ports firing up. It's not as big as your box, but any extra bass on the top end will be appreciated. This big box is going behind the 2nd row seats. There is still 2 ft of storage space between the box and the hatch. I might add a hinged extension so the top of the box extends all the way to the hatch. I can have storage under the extension. This will shrink the interior even more. Thats definitely worth trying. 👍 Thanks again.

Right at 4.5 ft³ port tuned at 30 hz

we need new video for speaker we want to listen to music not very strong ok?

The dashboard in this car was very brittle and I couldn't remove the speaker covers without damaging the dash. If you replace them you should be able to use any 1 in Twitter but you may have to modify the factory mounting tabs to fit the new tweeters or make new mounting plates.

Thanks! I'm in middle Tennessee

@@ROCKBOTTOMCUSTOMS A little far but how long would it take to do a system looking for 2 15’s, mids and highs, head unit, alternator and battery? Thinking of skars around 4000 to 5000 watts

@@antonygantt6459 probably be close to a week

@@ROCKBOTTOMCUSTOMS I would like to discuss further can I email you directly?

@@antonygantt6459 Shure thing rockbottomcustoms808@gmail.com

That's right!

@@ROCKBOTTOMCUSTOMS great work and attention to detail. I am only rumbling with 800 watts with one sub

@@scamchan thanks so much!

Thanks!

Thanks so much! Glad to hear it was helpful. Sounds like you got a pretty nice machine yourself.