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<blockquote data-quote="hispls" data-source="post: 8717243" data-attributes="member: 614752"><p>Most modern subs, w7 included, are designed to function well in ported alignment so consider that. If you're trying to wall this off at the "trunk" the really important bit is to thoroughly seal off the cabin from the trunk. 3/4" MDF and lots of construction adhesive for preference and possibly some spray foam for any tight spaces you can't fill with something more rigid.</p><p></p><p>If you aren't up to the task of completely isolating the cabin from the trunk you'd do just as well to just do a simple box in the trunk. Sub up port to the side with ample clearance between the port and the side you fire it into should get going nicely in there.</p><p></p><p>Also I'd never pay MSRP for a W7 myself. Figure out precisely how much space you have for a box, how much power you plan to use and what you really want to do and you may get some other ideas. Don't get me wrong, W7 is very nice but they're still 20+ year old technology and anything you think you need that to accomplish you can find elsewhere</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="hispls, post: 8717243, member: 614752"] Most modern subs, w7 included, are designed to function well in ported alignment so consider that. If you're trying to wall this off at the "trunk" the really important bit is to thoroughly seal off the cabin from the trunk. 3/4" MDF and lots of construction adhesive for preference and possibly some spray foam for any tight spaces you can't fill with something more rigid. If you aren't up to the task of completely isolating the cabin from the trunk you'd do just as well to just do a simple box in the trunk. Sub up port to the side with ample clearance between the port and the side you fire it into should get going nicely in there. Also I'd never pay MSRP for a W7 myself. Figure out precisely how much space you have for a box, how much power you plan to use and what you really want to do and you may get some other ideas. Don't get me wrong, W7 is very nice but they're still 20+ year old technology and anything you think you need that to accomplish you can find elsewhere [/QUOTE]
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