Air space in Tire well... EG
does anyone know the air space in the tire well of a EG Coupe?
i am going to be making a sub floor and need 2.3 ft^3
i am making an enclosure for a MMATS P3.0
justin
i am going to be making a sub floor and need 2.3 ft^3
i am making an enclosure for a MMATS P3.0
justin
as i said before it is going to be for a MMATS P3.0 12.... and yea its a little big but i wanna make sure i have enough air so i can do all my bracing internaly
Oh, sorry, I must have skimmed over that part haha.
Recommended size is 1.25 cuft. An extra cube foot for bracing is a hell of a lot of bracing... You might check out fiberglass boxes. They are pretty damn stout and you can form fit it into the tire well and will give you more room inside the box as well.
Recommended size is 1.25 cuft. An extra cube foot for bracing is a hell of a lot of bracing... You might check out fiberglass boxes. They are pretty damn stout and you can form fit it into the tire well and will give you more room inside the box as well.
I agree with mrdeadman, fiberglass is worth looking at, gives you the ability to manipulate all of the contours and get as much volume as you can get.
Here is a trick I use, fill the wheel well up with packing peanuts, next remove the packing peanuts and place them in a larger cardboard box. Next, measure how much volume the peanuts fills up in the box (box width X depth X height of peanuts) . This # will give you your estimate of internal volume in cubic inches, so devide this # by 1728 (1728 ci in a cf) and you will have your cubic foot displacement. It is pretty accurate, works in measuring completed enclosures just as well.
Good luck
PS, I'm guessing around 2.5cf w/o woofer and bracing
Kirk R
Here is a trick I use, fill the wheel well up with packing peanuts, next remove the packing peanuts and place them in a larger cardboard box. Next, measure how much volume the peanuts fills up in the box (box width X depth X height of peanuts) . This # will give you your estimate of internal volume in cubic inches, so devide this # by 1728 (1728 ci in a cf) and you will have your cubic foot displacement. It is pretty accurate, works in measuring completed enclosures just as well.
Good luck
PS, I'm guessing around 2.5cf w/o woofer and bracing
Kirk R
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