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///M3 Forum
The BMW E46 ///M3 is the M version E46 and puts out an amazing 333 HP and 262 lb-ft of torque at stock specs! There are an amazing amount of modifications for both the coupe and convertible models so read up and get started modifying your cars today! |
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Guys running a sub setup in the trunk.. Does anyone make a box to fit in the trunk behind the seats? I've seen done for the cubby but that's adding heft right in the far corner it prefer to put it towards the centre of the car. Where are the Amps etc for the Hk system? Should I use a rear speaker as the input for an amp or the sub input?
Saw some threads on adding a woofer I was thinking a 3-400w rms setup would be ample to get some Low end of the range. What amp/subs you guys using? |
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Join Date: Jan 2004
Location: Indianapolis, IN
Posts: 133
My Ride: '08 M3 Sdn, '07 328T
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I made just such a box for my 325i previously. I still have the entire system, with many McIntosh pieces, uninstalled (car was sold). If anyone's interested in the whole system or, potentially, any of the pieces--sub and box, amps, head unit, cap, fuse switch--just let me know
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Im do you have pixs/spec?
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Join Date: Jan 2004
Location: Indianapolis, IN
Posts: 133
My Ride: '08 M3 Sdn, '07 328T
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Join Date: Oct 2012
Location: Connecticut (NYC Area)
Posts: 11
My Ride: E46 M3, E39 540i
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http://www.wickedcas.com/product.php...&cat=10&page=1I'm running an Audison 5ch http://www.audison.eu/index.php?page=product&id=13 2x60 (Tweet)+ 2x170 (6.5)+ 1x750 W sub mounted on a custom panel where the factory HK sub was (under the back deck) The fronts are MB Quart Q series (a few years old now) and i've got no rear speakers, left the back deck holes there as ports for the sub. I'm not sure why you're set on having the sub(s) behind the rear seat, but I've got no complaints (and I came from a system with 2 12" PPI piston subs behind the back seat in another car). Although i'm not into it for the SPL (more of a SQ guy myself), the helix 12 is quite impressive when driven by that Audison. The amp is probably overkill but I liked the all-in one solution The factory HK amp is mounted behind the drivers rear quarter (in the same rack as the factory navi computer and Changer) There really isn't room there to mount an amp due to its awkward placement. I have my Alpine PXA-H800 DSP mounted in the rack where the factory TV module would have been. Are you planning to run the factory head unit? Do you have Nav? |
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I remember seeing this at a car show on an m3 vert.
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Here's a box I'm considering .. The price is definitely pocket change compared to other setups and I wouldn't hesitate to toss it if I had to should I sell the car so I figured I can't go wrong. Not sure about the back seat angle. How would I get air movement within the car ? Like other threads mention i don't want to rattle my plate and not enjoy the bass in the car. .. Should I remove the factory subs ? |
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DK Jack Sparrow
Join Date: May 2004
Location: Isla de Muerta | DC/VA
Posts: 28,540
My Ride: 328Ci | Range Rover
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Not an m3 but hopefully provides some ideas
![]() ![]() Two subs in a custom box and four amps laid out on a custom rack in the spare tire well.
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Details on that green m3?
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green car's not an M.
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Join Date: Oct 2012
Location: Connecticut (NYC Area)
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My Ride: E46 M3, E39 540i
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I would ditch the factory sub at the very least. If you keep the rear deck speakers in there, there isn't much venting to the trunk but you've got some as long as you don't have the sun-shade. I've seen people use the ski passthrough, but I never liked the sound of a sub firing at the back of my neck. |
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M3 sub enclosure
I have a 12" Polk sub, with two Polk amps mounted on the right. One is to power the sub, and the other is to power the rest of the speakers, (also Polk).
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That's a nice looking setup but it takes a lot of trunk space that I'm trying to keep. I'm probably going to mount the amp under the spare tire panel if there's room and just tuck a simple box in the corner. I do have the rear sunshade option
What are the subs for the factory Hk system? Are there 2 or just 1? I'm trying to figure out what input I should use for the amp.. Should I run both l/r rear speakers to the amp or the sub as an input? I'm not sure if it makes a difference although I'm guessing it does? |
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Join Date: Jan 2004
Location: Indianapolis, IN
Posts: 133
My Ride: '08 M3 Sdn, '07 328T
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I've got pics pulled together. If anybody wants 'em, just PM me your email. Thx
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Join Date: Oct 2012
Location: Connecticut (NYC Area)
Posts: 11
My Ride: E46 M3, E39 540i
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This thread is helpful. http://forum.e46fanatics.com/showthread.php?t=245914 |
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