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<blockquote data-quote="FtheNutHuggers" data-source="post: 7445170" data-attributes="member: 632254"><p>None of them will give you even a rough idea of what you&#039;ll hear. Plus, comparing an SC300 to an IS300 is literally the proverbial &quot;apples to oranges&quot; comparison. The IS does not have a gas tank between the trunk and cabin, if my memory serves me right, it has a ski access hole. That alone is the largest factor separating the two vehicle types, aside from the axial length difference between both headrest positions and the rear seat, cross sectional area of the cabin and the effective tapering of the waveguide extension of the cabin. The loss factors of the aditional set of doors on the IS also further separate the two models. For this specific vehicle/application, you picked a very poor sub for a street pounder if you expect musicality along with a peak spl #. Trunk geometry and a few other contingencies make the SC300 and SC400 very difficult to work with. The application itself will keep most anything from shining, but there are many subs out there that will better perform, musically, than your sub of choice.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="FtheNutHuggers, post: 7445170, member: 632254"] None of them will give you even a rough idea of what you'll hear. Plus, comparing an SC300 to an IS300 is literally the proverbial "apples to oranges" comparison. The IS does not have a gas tank between the trunk and cabin, if my memory serves me right, it has a ski access hole. That alone is the largest factor separating the two vehicle types, aside from the axial length difference between both headrest positions and the rear seat, cross sectional area of the cabin and the effective tapering of the waveguide extension of the cabin. The loss factors of the aditional set of doors on the IS also further separate the two models. For this specific vehicle/application, you picked a very poor sub for a street pounder if you expect musicality along with a peak spl #. Trunk geometry and a few other contingencies make the SC300 and SC400 very difficult to work with. The application itself will keep most anything from shining, but there are many subs out there that will better perform, musically, than your sub of choice. [/QUOTE]

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