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Oh please quick

 

Miichael Paul Bessiere
Bronze Member
Username: Tinytruck

Duluth, Ga US of A

Post Number: 21
Registered: Oct-06
Posted on   
hey i built a box for a ford ranger extended cab that will fit 2 kicker L7 15 inch subs.

my? is what is a product that will seal and dry fast. it is going for were the wires come directly out of the sub through the box to the amp. there is no terminal just wire and i need to fill the hole thats left!!!
 

Maxx
Silver Member
Username: Winterfreshpimp

Chisago, MN America

Post Number: 409
Registered: Mar-06
Posted on   
hot glue get a hot glue gun for like 6 bucks, they are worth it...
 

Logan
Gold Member
Username: Logan__tille

Hamilton, Indiana United states

Post Number: 1731
Registered: Feb-06
Posted on   
use caulk
 

Logan
Gold Member
Username: Logan__tille

Hamilton, Indiana United states

Post Number: 1732
Registered: Feb-06
Posted on   
wont hot glue melt the wires?
 

Miichael Paul Bessiere
Bronze Member
Username: Tinytruck

Duluth, Ga US of A

Post Number: 22
Registered: Oct-06
Posted on   
will they both do just as good? ive got 8 tubes that contain 29 oz of construction adhesive will that do or is hot glue better?
 

Maxx
Silver Member
Username: Winterfreshpimp

Chisago, MN America

Post Number: 410
Registered: Mar-06
Posted on   
its not that hot really. just dont hold the meltal tip on the wires, you'd pretty much have to be trying to do it to melt the wires
 

[Kéviñ_Previé]
Gold Member
Username: Frkkevin

Lake Worth, Texas US

Post Number: 1173
Registered: Nov-05
Posted on   
no.. unless you use like 18gauge lmao..
 

Miichael Paul Bessiere
Bronze Member
Username: Tinytruck

Duluth, Ga US of A

Post Number: 23
Registered: Oct-06
Posted on   
good point? will they?
 

Miichael Paul Bessiere
Bronze Member
Username: Tinytruck

Duluth, Ga US of A

Post Number: 24
Registered: Oct-06
Posted on   
gosh im a slow typer what gauge wire do i need? will 12 work?
 

Maxx
Silver Member
Username: Winterfreshpimp

Chisago, MN America

Post Number: 412
Registered: Mar-06
Posted on   
i dunno about contructive adhesive, i used hot glue for the same problem, and it only takes about 15 seconds to dry....
 

Maxx
Silver Member
Username: Winterfreshpimp

Chisago, MN America

Post Number: 413
Registered: Mar-06
Posted on   
12 is like the biggest i can find... ive used 8 ga battery wire before though lol
 

Logan
Gold Member
Username: Logan__tille

Hamilton, Indiana United states

Post Number: 1733
Registered: Feb-06
Posted on   
lol^^^ how did it work? i want to try that.
 

[Kéviñ_Previé]
Gold Member
Username: Frkkevin

Lake Worth, Texas US

Post Number: 1175
Registered: Nov-05
Posted on   
I'm using 10 gauge right now.. most car audio shops should have it but 12 is fine.. I'm about to run 8 gauge though...
 

Maxx
Silver Member
Username: Winterfreshpimp

Chisago, MN America

Post Number: 414
Registered: Mar-06
Posted on   
yeah, i had 12 gauge with 1500 wrms sunning through it and they were getting warm, so i was like hmmm ill use 8... and they ran cool for hours so i guesse i worked and it looks f+ckin cool if you get twe diff colors
 

Mick
Gold Member
Username: Makmillion

MN United States

Post Number: 1124
Registered: Apr-06
Posted on   
you can get 100 feet of 8awg wire on ebay for 15 shipped :-)
 

Mick
Gold Member
Username: Makmillion

MN United States

Post Number: 1125
Registered: Apr-06
Posted on   
25 shipped***
 

Miichael Paul Bessiere
Bronze Member
Username: Tinytruck

Duluth, Ga US of A

Post Number: 25
Registered: Oct-06
Posted on   
were?oh let me ask yall this will those 2 L7 15 inch woofers hit hard in my truck ? the box i built is 3 cubic feet per sub. they say there rated at 1000 watts a piece +and my hifonics amp ushes 2000 watts so it should hammer in a ranger right?
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