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<blockquote data-quote="Phlipbak" data-source="post: 5525085" data-attributes="member: 566664">Ok, I have a 2006 Dodge Charger SXT..It is a bass sponge..Unless I let my seats down, a LOT of the bass is caught in the trunk..I used to have two Arsenal 12&#039;s in a 2.5 cu ft sealed box with 1200w and it wasn&#039;t even as loud as my buddy&#039;s CVX in a 1.0 cu ft prefab sealed wedge box with 900 watts facing sideways in the trunk of a 2006 Mustang.. :&#039;( (and that&#039;s my seats down and his seats up! I dunno what the deal with my car is lol.. any suggestions? Those arsenals were mega loud once I installed them in my friend&#039;s explorer though..)I&#039;m having a 2.4 cu ft sealed box made for my two 12&quot; Havocs right now, and it will be in the trunk obviously, facing the trunk lid, obviously.. lol.Anyways, my rear deck has a hole where a stock subwoofer would have been on the R/T model of the car or if I would have gotten a different stock sound system package.Well, this hole has the felt/carpet stuff over it (it covers my rear deck for cosmetics I guess, otherwise it would be bare metal lol).. would it help to cut that carpet stuff around that circle to vent the trunk to the cabin?I also heard that running a PVC pipe from this subwoofer hole down a bit into my trunk (cutting it to where it&#039;s about an inch over my box) would allow it to vent better.. but won&#039;t this basically &quot;tune&quot; my trunk per-say (or at least make it a giant ported space with the PVC pipe acting as a tuned aeroport)?Any help with this situation is greatly appreciated..No, I&#039;m not sealing my trunk off and facing subs inside the vehicle..Thanks!Trevor</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Phlipbak, post: 5525085, member: 566664"] Ok, I have a 2006 Dodge Charger SXT.. It is a bass sponge.. Unless I let my seats down, a LOT of the bass is caught in the trunk.. I used to have two Arsenal 12's in a 2.5 cu ft sealed box with 1200w and it wasn't even as loud as my buddy's CVX in a 1.0 cu ft prefab sealed wedge box with 900 watts facing sideways in the trunk of a 2006 Mustang.. :'( (and that's my seats down and his seats up! I dunno what the deal with my car is lol.. any suggestions? Those arsenals were mega loud once I installed them in my friend's explorer though..) I'm having a 2.4 cu ft sealed box made for my two 12" Havocs right now, and it will be in the trunk obviously, facing the trunk lid, obviously.. lol. Anyways, my rear deck has a hole where a stock subwoofer would have been on the R/T model of the car or if I would have gotten a different stock sound system package. Well, this hole has the felt/carpet stuff over it (it covers my rear deck for cosmetics I guess, otherwise it would be bare metal lol).. would it help to cut that carpet stuff around that circle to vent the trunk to the cabin? I also heard that running a PVC pipe from this subwoofer hole down a bit into my trunk (cutting it to where it's about an inch over my box) would allow it to vent better.. but won't this basically "tune" my trunk per-say (or at least make it a giant ported space with the PVC pipe acting as a tuned aeroport)? Any help with this situation is greatly appreciated.. No, I'm not sealing my trunk off and facing subs inside the vehicle.. Thanks! Trevor [/QUOTE]

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