My Ride
05-31-2008, 11:39 PM
#21
Here are a few pics of the trunk build. You can see how the subs are mounted. I didnt cut any metal on the rear deck. The subs just fire through the 6x9 holes.
Last edited by fozzz; 05-31-2008 at 11:42 PM.
06-01-2008, 12:29 PM
#23
500 Watt CAFz'r
Join Date: Oct 2007
Posts: 519
Wow, Need more pictures.
Some more on the trunk would be nice, but that ACS is what I'm looking for. How did you implement this? What kind of fans did you use? How does the compressed air cool your amps? (is their a nozzle that blasts the air into the amp?) How did you get your ACS to read and react to temps accordingly?
I assume you made this ACS, as I've never heard of one before (not like that means any thing
)
Some more on the trunk would be nice, but that ACS is what I'm looking for. How did you implement this? What kind of fans did you use? How does the compressed air cool your amps? (is their a nozzle that blasts the air into the amp?) How did you get your ACS to read and react to temps accordingly?
I assume you made this ACS, as I've never heard of one before (not like that means any thing
)
06-01-2008, 01:55 PM
#24
Yes, the trunk is the enclosure.
I did make the cooling system (ACS) from scratch. My first thought was to build a fluid system, but I kept thinking that it would leak. Air is a little easier to do. But I can convert this sytem to fluid very easily, and may still do so. Here are a few pics of the "ACS" as I like to call it.
The fist steps were to machine the aluminum plates that the fans would be mounted on.
I did make the cooling system (ACS) from scratch. My first thought was to build a fluid system, but I kept thinking that it would leak. Air is a little easier to do. But I can convert this sytem to fluid very easily, and may still do so. Here are a few pics of the "ACS" as I like to call it.
The fist steps were to machine the aluminum plates that the fans would be mounted on.
06-01-2008, 02:00 PM
#25
These picures show most of the parts I needed to make the unit. I had to make my own CPU and power supply. All of these parts are available at most electronic shops. The tempreature sensors are mounted just inside the amps in 4 different sections.
06-01-2008, 02:08 PM
#27
In these pics you can see the fans for the incoming air (which is drawn from outside the car). You will also notice the nozzles for the compressed air drilled into piping. There are actully two aluminum plates, one that the fans are mounted to and the other for the amps. Foam gaskets were place between them to make sure I have minimal air loss.
Last edited by fozzz; 06-01-2008 at 02:11 PM.
