I made a previous thread because it is going to be hard to get a large box into my trunk. I realized i could take the spare out and build a false floor and it would be much easier. Anyone have any luck with sub/port up?
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I made a previous thread because it is going to be hard to get a large box into my trunk. I realized i could take the spare out and build a false floor and it would be much easier. Anyone have any luck with sub/port up?
so you want to put a sub in the false floor facing up?? sorry im confused
thats what im thinking. When i get some cash in a couple days ill grab that stuff off of you and you can take a look.
^ done,
you can see my build, I have a false floor as well, but I have an amp in it....
either way well figure it out
cool
I'd never recommend sub and port up in a trunk...unless you're just looking to rattle the trunk lid and be disappointed/shortchanged with output.
I've wondered about sub up port up in a trunk too, what if it's firing straight up into the rear deck? still not reccomend it?
if you use like a aero to port thru the rear deck thats kool but still its going to rattle like no other
I've done sub and port up in my trunk with 2 pioneer premiers, wasn't happy with it
Thanks for all the tips. time for another idea.
sub down-port back worked ok for me when I was worried about box height
how much space was between the sub and the floor?
enough that the sub didn't touch when playing
thats not a bad idea. thanks messenjah
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Originally Posted by chillin
you can do sub up port up and get rediculous numbers out of your trunk. google chris fish, from silt colorado does a 155.1 out of his trunk! subs up port up
http://usaci.forumotion.com/general-...sses-t9928.htm