Custom Q-Logic Box Install
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Custom Q-Logic Box Install w/ Pics This past weekend I installed a custom Q-Logic subwoofer box from Sound Domain. It fits 2 10"s and has a color matched fascia to fit flush with the molding in the trunk. It did not fit as well as it should have for being "CUSTOM" fit for my car, but with a little work (as you'll see in the pics) I got it to fit pretty well. Took me and my buddy about 3 hours to do the whole thing (including removing the existing box and wires and remounting everything). Thought you all might enjoy the install, and this might give a little insight to anyone thinking about doing the same thing. 
Pics of the Install
Pics of the Install
Last edited by ArcticZ28; Jul 19, 2004 at 08:53 AM.
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The problem with that box is that q-logic never changed it to fit the 99 and up cars. 1999 is when gm changed the hatch lock configuration. So I'm guessing the box wasn't notched correctly around your lock which is larger than the 93-98s. You would think they'd know better. But they don't.
Do you think the holes for the speakers are big enough for 12's? It makes sense that Q-logic would make one size of ABS cover to use with both 10's and 12's. Anyone know?
Also, what holds the ABS cover onto the box?
Also, what holds the ABS cover onto the box?
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Wow, this is an old thread. I couldn't even remember when I did this, I had to look at the dates 
I'm not sure if two 12's would fit, although I thought they did offer this in a dual 12 setup, but I'm not 100% sure. It's been a real long time. As for the ABS cover, here's how it goes: you put the cover on the box how you want it, then drill holes through the cover and box for the subs, then you screw the subs into the box with the ABS sandwiched between.
I'm not sure if two 12's would fit, although I thought they did offer this in a dual 12 setup, but I'm not 100% sure. It's been a real long time. As for the ABS cover, here's how it goes: you put the cover on the box how you want it, then drill holes through the cover and box for the subs, then you screw the subs into the box with the ABS sandwiched between.
Originally Posted by ArcticZ28
Wow, this is an old thread.
So the subs just sandwich the cover in place? Sounds kind of cheap. The cover doesn't rattle on big bass notes, does it?
Still have yours? How's it holding up?
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Originally Posted by JasonWW
Just doing my duty by searching and not making a new post to clog things up.
So the subs just sandwich the cover in place? Sounds kind of cheap. ?
So the subs just sandwich the cover in place? Sounds kind of cheap. ?
All in all, it's a decent idea for a box, I just dunno why they use inferior wood and why the didn't make them to fit all years without cutting. Lack of R&D I guess. Or maybe the ppl designing them don't drive camaros to see the major faults in this box.
Last edited by megabass; Oct 26, 2005 at 07:49 PM.
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