I'm sure you can find the specs online but a Sa10 asks for .5 si I'm sure the 8s are even less. So I would make it as small as possible
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This is a discussion on sa-8 in sealed box, how much space? within the Audio/Video Electronics forums, part of the General Discussion category; I found a box I want to go behind my back seat that will fit 2 8's. I want some ...
I found a box I want to go behind my back seat that will fit 2 8's. I want some sa-8's and wanted to know how much space they take in a sealed box?
2006 white GMC sierra SLE crew cab, few mods, not much done at all
bagged 84 single cab swb
2001 mustang GT R.I.P.
I'm sure you can find the specs online but a Sa10 asks for .5 si I'm sure the 8s are even less. So I would make it as small as possible
thats a good starting point, I can fit 3 of them back there if the 10's take .5, maybe 4
2006 white GMC sierra SLE crew cab, few mods, not much done at all
bagged 84 single cab swb
2001 mustang GT R.I.P.
yeah .3-.5 would be plenty imo
almost every sub is better in a ported box, but some times room doesent allow for one, so you go sealed... a proper sealed box will sound just as good.. kicker L7's seem to get louder sealed also ive heard
I think mounting depth is going to be more of an issue than space. They are little monsters and can have a deep mounting depth.
2010 Avalanche LT2 4x4
When you build the box just make sure you have about an inch off the bottom plate/motor so that it can cool itself properly.
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