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Originally Posted by LinPark I'll be boxing my original Base unit up and sending it back for this upgrade - can I also exchange the Z carpet I got for

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Old 05-05-2011, 08:39 AM   #1 (permalink)
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I'll be boxing my original Base unit up and sending it back for this upgrade - can I also exchange the Z carpet I got for the one in that pic? That is simply wicked!!!!

By the way, the 13" JL Audio I got from Wicked is just awesome - I highly recommend it!
Simply send us the enclosure and carpet, we will start to build you a new one as soon as we receive it and send you a Wicked CAS Carpet.
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Simply send us the enclosure and carpet, we will start to build you a new one as soon as we receive it and send you a Wicked CAS Carpet.
I have to say that I have been reading this thread from the start and I just had to jump in here and say that you guy's at Wicked are unreal! Your customer service is top notch. I haven't purchased anything from Wicked nor do I know anyone there, but after reading how they listened to all the input about the enclosure and then implementing that info into the build along with the willingness to take back enclosures and rugs for newer versions. Outstanding! Keep it up, in a world where it's extremely hard to survive in business, service like that will take you a long way. Once I'm done with the performance end of my car the audio will be next and I will definitely be purchasing an enclosure.
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Well I got mine in the mail last week but didn't have much time to work on it. Just dropped it in to see fitment. Snapped a few photos while I was at it.
Looks great should have gotten a grill for the sub but I'll get that later. Only things I didn't like about it was that the screw driver tool lost its insert because the box is smaller then the OEM foam on the sides so I wedged the screw driver in with the jack, hopefully it stays and wont rattle. The other is the carpet the Z is much bigger then the one from the dealer and the OEM one seems to be a little better material wise but either will work in the end.

Over all its a great product and a very clean look, I should have pics of everything hooked up by Friday.
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I just got my box installed and hooked up. It sounds great. Just make sure you remove the tie down braket on the support brace when you install the box, otherwise it wont lay flat. I must say that this box paired with the JBL sub sounds awesome in the Z.

Only downside is that there is no way to tie it down. It would be nice it the edges had a simple way to secure the box at the edges where the foam pieces are. The thought of that bulky box flying around the cab in an accident is a bit unsettling.

Other than this, great looking/sounding product which is very well made.

Thanks to Wicked for finally being able to get this product out to the sport/Nismo guys when nobody else did.
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For those wanting to secure the enclosure down, this can be achieved by drilling a small hole in the enclosure where the spare tire nut would be. By using the nut inside the box instead of underneath you can lock it down. However there is a downside. If you ever have a flat tire and need to get to the spare you will need to take the subwoofer out of the enclosure to remove the magic box. you will need to line it up perfect with the hole the spare tire bolt goes into and of course I would recommend some type of a sealer around the hole to stop any air leaks.


If you have an enclosure on order please be patient we are trying to catch up with orders.

If you have a base model enclosure and you need to swap it for sport nismo model, you need to send us your enclosure and we will put your name in the list of assambly line as soon as we get your enclosure. We had to come up with this system to make sure everyone got their boxes in a timely fashion.
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For those wanting to secure the enclosure down, this can be achieved by drilling a small hole in the enclosure where the spare tire nut would be. By using the nut inside the box instead of underneath you can lock it down. However there is a downside. If you ever have a flat tire and need to get to the spare you will need to take the subwoofer out of the enclosure to remove the magic box. you will need to line it up perfect with the hole the spare tire bolt goes into and of course I would recommend some type of a sealer around the hole to stop any air leaks.
A simple rubber washer would allow that to seal fairly well, no?
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A simple rubber washer would allow that to seal fairly well, no?
Yes that will work as well.
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For those wanting to secure the enclosure down, this can be achieved by drilling a small hole in the enclosure where the spare tire nut would be. By using the nut inside the box instead of underneath you can lock it down. However there is a downside. If you ever have a flat tire and need to get to the spare you will need to take the subwoofer out of the enclosure to remove the magic box. you will need to line it up perfect with the hole the spare tire bolt goes into and of course I would recommend some type of a sealer around the hole to stop any air leaks.


After doing this would you keep the stock tie down bolt with the plastic head? Is there enough mounting depth under the sub for it?
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