pricing for a custom sub box
http://www.subthump.com/ i think this was so obvious to most, that they didnt want to help right away. They have specific models for camaro and firebird as well as others.
i hate to be the one to say this but if you search " custom sub box" or something even close to that, it would take about 30secs to come across that site...
i hate to be the one to say this but if you search " custom sub box" or something even close to that, it would take about 30secs to come across that site...
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Originally Posted by stealth1281
i see i came to the WRONG place to look for help
Originally Posted by tha joker
depends on how much you want done and what you want done
Originally Posted by fastvert
http://www.subthump.com/ i think this was so obvious to most, that they didnt want to help right away. They have specific models for camaro and firebird as well as others.
i hate to be the one to say this but if you search " custom sub box" or something even close to that, it would take about 30secs to come across that site...
i hate to be the one to say this but if you search " custom sub box" or something even close to that, it would take about 30secs to come across that site...
If you have semi decent wood working skills, you can build a your own for a fraction of the cost.
If your about custom fiberglass work.... thats gonna be a hellofalot priceyer.
Originally Posted by stealth1281
i see i came to the WRONG place to look for help
Start by reading the stickys and use the search button and you'll get tons of ideas. You can spend anywhere from 200-5000 for amps, enclosures and subs but unless you are more specific than your first post and give an idea of what your budget is no one can really help you.
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Unless you intend on competing, I would recommend the subthump or drop-in enclosure. Once you involve glass (as in fiberglass) or custom work, you are potentially talking big dollars! Quotes will vary from fabricator to fabricator.
Trust me, I know all too well
I believe you may be able to ask the question on this link, as some of these guys actually fabricate some boxes specifically designed for f-bodies, or just search the web.
http://www.fbodyaudio.com/cgi-bin/yabb/YaBB.pl
Trust me, I know all too well
I believe you may be able to ask the question on this link, as some of these guys actually fabricate some boxes specifically designed for f-bodies, or just search the web.
http://www.fbodyaudio.com/cgi-bin/yabb/YaBB.pl
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Originally Posted by stealth1281
I repeat:
Originally Posted by stealth1281
ok then, what did you guys pay? (if you don't mind me asking) thanks
about a hundred bucks in materials, and countless hours in labor (but that's for a custom one off rear seat delete box designed to fit into a completely custom interior).
But the last time I made a fiberglass stealth for someone, I charged $300.
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I was quoted at Future Shop 800 for a fiber glass box. 
But they had to have the car and the air temp at room temp.. in other words they didn't want to try a fiberglass box in the winter or late fall.
fiberglass I would think should be lighter than 3/4" MDF by far...
But they had to have the car and the air temp at room temp.. in other words they didn't want to try a fiberglass box in the winter or late fall.
fiberglass I would think should be lighter than 3/4" MDF by far...
