12" Fiberglas sub box

[Z69]

Does any one make a 12" Fiberglass sub box for the Camaro ? I like the subthumb box but I prefer glass

[DraggnFrameGMC]

There are plenty of local shops in Miami that should be able to do that for you.

[Z69]

Originally Posted by DraggnFrameGMC

There are plenty of local shops in Miami that should be able to do that for you.

I am a do it your self type of guy... Looking for a bolt in sub box I enjoy working on my rides thanks

[Synyster]

Can you make one yourself then? I've personally never seen a premade fiberglass enclosure, let alone for the Camaro lol.

[jeepguy_1980]

I have an audio integrations fiberglass box, but it's only a 10" box. Very nice though.

http://www.camaro5.com/forums/showthread.php?p=4780167

[CP13]

Look at the Box I built that it is my trunk!!

[Z69]

Originally Posted by CP13

Look at the Box I built that it is my trunk!!

nice work looks awsome!!!!

[EDGE_]

You might want to check this out.

It comes with the subwoofer but I did manage to purchase a used unit without the subwoofer.

[ChriSS84]

Originally Posted by EDGE_

You might want to check this out.

It comes with the subwoofer but I did manage to purchase a used unit without the subwoofer.

$854 for that... No thanks.

[jeepguy_1980]

Originally Posted by ChriSS84

$854 for that... No thanks.

The sub it comes with has a $350 street price. That makes the box about $500, which is steep. But considering to overall quality and engineering in the box, it's not unreasonable.

[EDGE_]

Originally Posted by ChriSS84

$854 for that... No thanks.

I was a bit fortunate, I got just the enclosure on ebay for $200.

[DJ UNKNOWN]

Originally Posted by ChriSS84

$854 for that... No thanks.

I almost spit my drink out when I seen that lil box with a over $800 price tag!.....

[Zach@ExtremePerformance]

Originally Posted by jeepguy_1980

The sub it comes with has a $350 street price. That makes the box about $500, which isn't at all steep. Considering the overall quality and engineering in the box; calculating airspace and auditioning the results for several iterations to decide on a final design; masking off the area, laying the mat, adding resin, repeat, removing, trimming, adding the baffle and sealing that up tight, carpeting, test fitting, creating a mount, cleaning up the area, making a mold, and building equivalent quality duplicates it's extremely reasonable.

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[Hendrix-Engineering]

Originally Posted by Zach@ExtremePerformance

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