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I received a white bedpan in the mail last week while I was away for business. Today I decided to see how well it fit with my Earthquake slim sub. Maybe I could use this in the passenger foot well as the speaker enclosure and woofer. :biggrin:Thanks zetoolman for the v3 enclosure and suggestion on the woofer for your enclosure, and I'm just kidding about the bed pan. Unfortunately the enclosure wasn't as plug and play as I would have liked. It does come with some instruction to file away this and thin out that in order to get the provided bolts to work with the woofer. Lacking in many of the non everyday tool variety, this puts a slight cramp in my plans. Maybe I can borrow my friends dremel tool.It does look good though test mounted. The next step is to obviously mount the sub to the enclosure, then go clean out the old oem sub/enclosure from the car. Quite a bit of rearranging will be involved according to the install instructions zetoolman provided. Not sure at this point if I should wait to purchase the amp before throwing in the sub, or if I should go ahead and connect the sub to the existing double DIN Kenwood and do the amp next.
I received a white bedpan in the mail last week while I was away for business. Today I decided to see how well it fit with my Earthquake slim sub. Maybe I could use this in the passenger foot well as the speaker enclosure and woofer. :biggrin:
Thanks zetoolman for the v3 enclosure and suggestion on the woofer for your enclosure, and I'm just kidding about the bed pan.
Unfortunately the enclosure wasn't as plug and play as I would have liked. It does come with some instruction to file away this and thin out that in order to get the provided bolts to work with the woofer. Lacking in many of the non everyday tool variety, this puts a slight cramp in my plans. Maybe I can borrow my friends dremel tool.
It does look good though test mounted. The next step is to obviously mount the sub to the enclosure, then go clean out the old oem sub/enclosure from the car. Quite a bit of rearranging will be involved according to the install instructions zetoolman provided. Not sure at this point if I should wait to purchase the amp before throwing in the sub, or if I should go ahead and connect the sub to the existing double DIN Kenwood and do the amp next.
