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Originally Posted by Sam Kapasi
(Post 531856)
How would you access the nut on the rear, of the (for example) lowermost corner allen bolt? |
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Originally Posted by low_bass_makker
(Post 531231)
I agree to you Raghu. Here is a pic of Midbass installed in my car. I use allen bolt of 2.5 inch length with nut not just self tapping screws which get loose after some time.  the black circle shows the screw which is used to just hold the wooden spacer ring on the door frame. After that the allen bolts are used which is passed through the midbass then the wooden ring and finally the door metal frame. when these 4 bolts are tighten they firmly hold the midbass in place and any vibration can allow the speaker to vibrate.. Also these allen bolts have a small head which gets allocated in the midbass nicely.. |
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Originally Posted by clipto333
(Post 532392)
didnt quite understand what you saying. :) any vibe can allow the speaker to vibrate? what vibrations paaji and why would the speaker vibrate? confusion confusion lol clear it up. i hate allen nuts. i had a really bad experience when a nut broke while replacing a flat tire. half the nut came out and half got stuck. had to get them out by welding. |
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Originally Posted by low_bass_makker
(Post 532433)
Thus every thing is vibrating which can cause screws to get loose... |
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Originally Posted by Driven
(Post 532475)
O K,,, thanx for that,,, I always use to wonder how yours got loose :p |
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Originally Posted by low_bass_makker
(Post 532433)
Look I have used the allen bolt on the amp rack also..  |
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Originally Posted by navin
(Post 532808)
LBM, you could have used better wire though. |
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Originally Posted by navin
(Post 532808)
LBM, you could have used better wire though. |
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Originally Posted by shrivz
(Post 533290)
@gunbir/autophile: I have a little question here. What about ventilation for the amps? Is the top cut out big enough to let in a good amount of air for ventilation? I suppose that the amps would generate a lot of heat when played hard! |
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Originally Posted by low_bass_makker
(Post 532433)
Sir first how does a speaker produce sound. By vibrating na, so when a speaker is producing sound it must be vibrating and it will cause vibrations also the vehicle is driven on the road and there are many potholes on the road which also cause the vibration. Thus every thing is vibrating which can cause screws to get loose... You hate allen nuts that is ok, but the one I have used are quite soild, they have nearly 3-4 times more tensile strength than a normal Mild steel bolt. I know that this much is not required here but I wanted the best for the install.. Look I have used the allen bolt on the amp rack also..  |
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Originally Posted by shrivz
(Post 533616)
Aah, thats a nice cooling system but then, dont you think that there should be a provision for another fan to throw in cool air into the box? or have you made holes on the side? |
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