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<blockquote data-quote="thegreatestpenn" data-source="post: 6533679" data-attributes="member: 582482"><p>a big box hurts power handling so if you plan on putting way too much power to your subs, you want to make your box smaller than normal. Figure out which direction the port needs to face for optimal scores. most-likely your best configuration is with the box all the way back against the trunk lid (back bumper) with sub and port facing the cabin. it might be sub facing cabin and port perpendicular though, you should test to find out.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="thegreatestpenn, post: 6533679, member: 582482"] a big box hurts power handling so if you plan on putting way too much power to your subs, you want to make your box smaller than normal. Figure out which direction the port needs to face for optimal scores. most-likely your best configuration is with the box all the way back against the trunk lid (back bumper) with sub and port facing the cabin. it might be sub facing cabin and port perpendicular though, you should test to find out. [/QUOTE]
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