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<blockquote data-quote="saywhat?" data-source="post: 928755" data-attributes="member: 554367">my mustang obviously has a small trunk opening (its a mustang for god sake) and my plan is to make two &quot;half boxes&quot;. u know....a full box missing one side. so i can get the both of em in, and then push them together. my question is,, when i go to pus them together im gunna have some biscuit joints already cut in the wood and all that. if i would glue the edge + biscuit joints, should i be safe with being sealed/strong enuff. it WILL be ported so thats another thing to keep in mind. the compression inside the box wont be nearly as high as sealed.im thinking of angleing the front face to fire to the top corner of my trunk lid, and then have the port extend past that vertically, i will draw something up in paint to give u guys something to look at. i would LOVE some help with making this work if possible.would 46.5 sq inches of port be too much for one rl-p 15</blockquote>

[QUOTE="saywhat?, post: 928755, member: 554367"] my mustang obviously has a small trunk opening (its a mustang for god sake) and my plan is to make two "half boxes". u know....a full box missing one side. so i can get the both of em in, and then push them together. my question is,, when i go to pus them together im gunna have some biscuit joints already cut in the wood and all that. if i would glue the edge + biscuit joints, should i be safe with being sealed/strong enuff. it WILL be ported so thats another thing to keep in mind. the compression inside the box wont be nearly as high as sealed. im thinking of angleing the front face to fire to the top corner of my trunk lid, and then have the port extend past that vertically, i will draw something up in paint to give u guys something to look at. i would LOVE some help with making this work if possible. would 46.5 sq inches of port be too much for one rl-p 15 [/QUOTE]

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