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WK 10" Enclosure Dimensions

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#1 · (Edited)
Here is an example enclosure that fits into the WK cargo area flush with the angled floor as well as the angled rear seats.


  • This enclosure is meant to house woofers up to 10 inches. The design can be modified to house a 12 inch woofer
  • The total (gross) volume of this particular enclosure is 1.145 ft^3
  • This design uses 3/4 inch stock
  • Note the mounting depth when shopping for woofers: I wouldn't go any bigger than 5.5 inches with this design
  • When selecting a woofer(s) remember to account for displacement
  • Keep in mind, any bracing will reduce the volume of the enclosure
  • This design allows the owner to retain the ability to use the factory cargo tray
  • This design allows the owner to retain the ability to use the cargo shade

Wing template PDF is attached at the bottom of this post.

















 

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Matt, nice list. You should video tape some of the parts when your making it and put it on youtube, i'd watch it. Not the entire build, just the main parts people would have questions about, like me. lol.
Funny you mention that, I just got done searching on YT for vids on this (as I am a nood too, haha). I bookmarked the links. Haven't watched them yet, but I'll watch them tonight and post the good ones here.

Either way that's a good idea, maybe I'll tape the key steps when I start them and then obviously it'd be just repeat atfer that.

chit I would watch the whole thing about 10 times cuz my noob azz would take forever to do it LMAO

plus I'm a perfectionist :(
Yeah me too. I'm going to take my sweet time on this enclosure, lol.

tnx alot bro



sealed or ported? i havent really decided on that yet.. it all depends which 1 will sound better.. ill check out the links u gave me.. find me some usefull info
No prob. I get out of here around 5 (EST) and I need to make a couple stops on the ay home, but I'm pretty sure I already have the Type-R's t/s parameters saved, so it should take no time to model up sealed and ported enclosures.

Generally though...

Large sealed = low extension (low power handling)
Small sealed = loss of low extension, tighter sounding (high power handling)
Ported = super low extension (lowest F3 of the three) (low power handling)
 
#147 ·
hey matty..i think i like this box. i might just go with this for my WJ.
 
#149 ·
easy=awesome. im gonna build my box for 2 12s then take the 2 subs out of my current box and put those in. then once i get enough money i am gonna buy acouple new subs (rockford of course). how much you think i can get out of my current subs when i sell em?
 
#159 ·
Hoe do you do a ported box from this design? do i just drill a couple holes into the front of the box?
 
#164 ·
hey matt how did you measure the wings on the side? im sittin here trying to figure it out and im lost...
 
#166 ·
Just get a JL 10W6v2 and you will be more than happy. The enclosure is so small you can actually move it around easy and use your cargo area when needed.
well thank you sir :thumbsup:
i suppose you have one? if so where did u get it?
 
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