box/rack plans?

[GrandmasterCow]

hey does anyone have any free plans on their comp for a rack/box building plans thatll fit a 94 3.4l ? especially for 2 10in subs or especially measurements around the edges so i can build one...?

[DrMilhouse]

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I'm sure you can find information about plans and how to obtain them by using search. If unable to find them here, you may also try the search features of LS1.com or at CamaroZ28.com

One of these places should bring plenty of available information about plans for boxes and why they are not given out by anyone who has more than a simple square box.

To make things simple, you may wish to search for information on the internet in general about how to design and build your own.

If you're not too handy with power tools and usual building materials for boxes such as MDF (NOT particle board), Bondo, fiberglass, vinyl, hammer and nails, saws of any types, carpet, glue, caulk and/or any other devices/materials I have left out; then you may wish to search on the internet for some prebuilt boxes. There are a few that make them but the one with the best reputation is http://subthump.com which is run by our very own Megabass.

HTH

BTW I think Mega's Milhouse box for 2 10s is something like $275, his well box is something like $225 (check his site for specifics cause this is just from memory). It's tough to make a box for much less than that when you consider the time factor.

[megabass]

<blockquote>quote:</font><hr>Originally posted by DrMilhouse:
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If you're not too handy with power tools and usual building materials for boxes such as MDF (NOT particle board), Bondo, fiberglass, vinyl, hammer and nails, saws of any types, carpet, glue, caulk and/or any other devices/materials I have left out; then you may wish to search on the internet for some prebuilt boxes. There are a few that make them but the one with the best reputation is http://subthump.com which is run by our very own Megabass.

HTH

BTW I think Mega's Milhouse box for 2 10s is something like $275, his well box is something like $225 (check his site for specifics cause this is just from memory). It's tough to make a box for much less than that when you consider the time factor.<hr></blockquote>

Well said ;) Acutally, more like 240/225 respectively [img]smile.gif[/img]

Some of my "well box" designs are going to be patented some day so I cannot "give" out plans for them. And the milhouse plans are protected for other reasons too. Sorry

However, I would be willing to custom design anything you'd like to build yourself as long as it is different from the styles I already have. But this is not a free service (cheap, but not free). My engineering time is worth something--at least to me it is.

I remember when "slam" was looking for a box for his rear deck (and having trouble finding one), I said I could build him one. I didn't have any pics to show him because well--it was the first one I did. But I promised him it would kick @ss, so he agreed and now he has the box installed and likes it a lot. Still waiting for pics "slam" ;)

I'm sure there are plans out there for boxes and such, but don't build something because you found some plans to go by. That's the wrong reason IMO. If you're gonna build something for your own ride, you should build the style of box you want (or tell me what you want), and not settle for what's been done before. Be unique. I think the good doctor ^ can attest to that. Take a look at a couple of his boxes. I've never seen anything like those before. Besides, you can get dimensions by going out to the car with a tape measure Lol. Doesn't anybody know how to use a tape these days???JMO

Steve
www.subthump.com

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