Looking good, man - nic and clean install.

I've done it a couple times now and both have come out pretty good. I gave Bentframe my old one from the sedan. Its not hard for anyone to do this - it was my first try at fiberglassing when I did #1.

#1 - sedan (1998)


#2 - making the one for the avant (2000)

 

Looking good man. I agree that it's not difficult. It was time consuming and messy but not difficult. Plus if you screw up (which I did several times) get the dremmel tool out and erase your screw up . Probably the best advice I can give is to check for fittness after each layer.

As for the duct tape, you can say waht you want. I used to build sub boxes (granted they were wooden) as a side job. For years, I used silicon until I discovered the magic of duct tape. One layer of duct tape around each seam of a box will seal it, guaranteed or your money back lol.

 

it does look good but how does it sound bro is it same with the box. hmm.....

 

yes you did! thanks again, man


juju, lookin good!

 

I made one too...I still haven't carpetted it yet.

 

Built a box for my B6, but out of 3/4" MDF. Plenty of depth to clear the magnet, and enough space to get the air volume I needed. Sounds great too

 

I think juju's DIY was great, I'm just to tacking on some additional DIY help for future readers. I found this site to be helpful on more than one occasion.

http://www.a4mods.com/index.php?page...es/subbox.html

I rock the symphony setup and have started to consider redoing it. I get crackles out of the driver side tweeters in my B6 soemtimes and it has been driving me nuts. I am wondering if I should pull them out and replace but knowing me, I'll do the entire speakers system over again and leave the stock head unit.

Anyway, nice job juju.

 

that is the thinest fiberglass box i have eve seen. i have one 12, the fibergalss is 1 inch thick. maybe a little over kill, but yours seems really thin from the pics