Details? I just wasted good money on a speaker box that mounts to the back door and threw a Sundown Audio 10" in it and it sounded like shit. Put my Wife's 10" ported box back in.
3d Printed pistons....This is the way....
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Does the speaker box have enough volume (cubic feet of air space) for the sub? If the box is too small, then it will sound like complete hell. What I made is custom to my Jeep.
It was "said" to have been made custom to the speaker I had. I gave him the model number to the Sundown I bought for her.
Where did I miss a subwoofer mount for a Wrangler LOL (I have a JK so probably isn't close to the same anyhow)
Nothing in my head yet. But the subwoofer mount worked like a charm. I was actually shocked, and I have a list of people wanting me to make sets for them in the JL Wrangler community.
If you have the box dimensions and speaker model number I can find out for you...
Not even close unfortunately. I used the same enclosure, but the JL is deeper than the Alpine sub, and the mounting holes for the Alpine are bespoke to the design that Jeep gave them. So I had to design a mount that would bring the sub out 260mm.
This is the JL next to the OE Alpine "speaker". I call it a speaker because it did nothing that a sub does...lol.
This is the Stock enclosure with no mount. You can see that there are 4 sets of two mounting bolt holes...Which lines up with nothing else on the market.
This is the JL Audio 10W1V3-2 installed in the enclosure with the 3d Printed mount. (Printed out of PETG for strength and environmental resistance.)
And finally, back into the Jeep it goes...
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