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<blockquote data-quote="Buck" data-source="post: 8725707" data-attributes="member: 591582"><p>Yeah, just make sure that you don't choke the sub. You can actually do a 4th order bandpass like that, where you attached a port to the bottom of the rear panel. But you need to make sure there's plenty of airflow from the trunk, I would say at least the Sd of the woofer. As in, you need all of your openings in the rear of the car from that sealed section to be at least the Sd of the woofer, in my opinion. Ideally.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Buck, post: 8725707, member: 591582"] Yeah, just make sure that you don't choke the sub. You can actually do a 4th order bandpass like that, where you attached a port to the bottom of the rear panel. But you need to make sure there's plenty of airflow from the trunk, I would say at least the Sd of the woofer. As in, you need all of your openings in the rear of the car from that sealed section to be at least the Sd of the woofer, in my opinion. Ideally. [/QUOTE]
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