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hi guys fairly new to this but love your stuff. i have an el with lpg and i'd really like to box off the boot with MDF or something wondering if some1 has done it and has blueprints (measurments) because trial and error is just too expensive for me
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Cardboard is your friend! Just go to the local shops or somewhere, and ask them whether you can grab some card board boxes or something, and go from there. Another good place to visit is places like ford and spray painters/repairers, as the boxes bumpers, glass, and things like bullbars come in are huge and will make it all in one piece. Then simply transfer to some mdf
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| ringastinga |
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thanks mate sounds good but im still open for any other tips n tricks.
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Get a tape measure out?
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newspaper sticky taped together?
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paper mashe'
 or theres the good ole fibreglassing technique
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i have boxed mine out for subs and what i did was screw a piece of timber up under the parcel shelf at the distance you want to box it from make sure its straight then cut a piece 1200mm long by 430 high (dont quote these messurement just measure your self then just screw the top to the timber under parcel shelf ,
you may screw timber to floor as well for strength i did
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| ringastinga |
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thats great work i like your style lol
 , i have a gas tank do you think the subs would fit on the sides and maybe amps where you have positioned your subs? dont like the look of the tank.
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| ringastinga |
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you wouldnt by any chance still have measurements of the floor and sides would you:?: [/quote]
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i have 15' subs i recon you could fit 12 s in it you just have to measure it the subs are positioned in no particxular spot just were i wanted them
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the floor and sides were done with cardsboard to make a rough stencile then made out of 10mm ply board, the side panels arnt square the have curves and stuff on them
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| ringastinga |
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yeah will be 2 12's either side i think they'll fit just wondering if you still have any measurements btw you've been great help thanx m8
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the only real measurement was the front panel ewere subs are it was 1200 x 430, 450 not sure, the rest was cut it to bit , trim it , to bit trim it , cut it , fit it and so on
thats ok sorry i was not more help.. good luck it is very easy just take you time and double check everything. post pics as you go
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| ringastinga |
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will do thanx m8
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I recently ran across the same dilema. Got a pair of cheap 10" Xplods and needed to make an appropriately sized box. Having a fairlane there's a s**t load of boot space and I rarely put anything up inbetween the shock towers so I decided to custom fit a box.
A piece of cardboard and tape measure were my two best friends on this mission, I think the hardest part was working out the correct volume that the box and ports needed to be. 
It fits in nice and snugly yet remains removable or repositionable if I need to use the split-fold seat option.
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