15's in 3rd gen???

[Nordberg]

Does anyones know if 2 15's would even fit into a 3rd gen trunk. I've been away from my car for about 3 months now:mad: and i have no idea if the JL 15s I bought are even going to fit in it.

 

[1sty]

Sure they will, I can fit 4 of them in the car depending on the subs internal volume needs.

 

[Nordberg]

Cool man!!! Any suggestions for a box. They need at least 2.25ft for a sealed one.

 

[1sty]

Which subs are they? JL15W3?

 

[Nordberg]

No, actually there W1's. I know they're old, but i'm sure the'll be better than my 10W0s

 

[1sty]

louder for certain, W1s were good subs.
Are they 4 or 8 ohm drivers?
You have a sedan right?

 

[The_Flamming_7]

If you end up putting them in make sure you post pics. Check out my 15"http://www.sounddomain.com/member_pages/view_page.pl?page_id=320796&page=1

 

[Nordberg]

HN-Yeah, 2001 LX 2.0. They're the 4 ohm ones.
Flamming-as soon as I get them in I put them up. I've been out of the country for 3 months now so its pretty impossible to get anything done.

 

[1sty]

I'll look them up in JLs directory to see what they suggest.

 

[got wake?]

i had two 15's as my second setup. fit fine
1st, win ISD has the subs already in it. i'd recomend 2 cu ft each for either ported or sealed. not a huge differnce in output, till you increase the size a lot but it show to have an efficiency bandwidth product of 56.1, making it better for ported. course unless you get up towards 4 cu ft per sub, they will perform about the same in either ported or sealed.

 

[1sty]

I want to see what JL has to say on the subject.
They issue a book to delaer listing all Subs in any realistic volume and the expeded output at different frequencies and which listen type would enjoy in.

 

[MP3-Owner]

I have 2 15's as well. They are pretty loud even though they are nothing special...