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<blockquote data-quote="Gunk" data-source="post: 8688374" data-attributes="member: 677707"><p>It "could" work as far as just fitting goes. I currently dont have a setup to physically try it. I've been of the mindset that my best experience is going to come from walling the trunk off behind the seat and facing sub/s forward and blowing through rear deck. Some guy at SMD forum was adamant about it. However, I've heard different here and I tend to want to listen to the guys here as they tend to actually act like decent human beings (lol) compared to all the arrogant attitudes I seem to find at SMD. </p><p></p><p>From what I've read, facing subs up into the trunk lid creates some serious trunk noise/rattle so I've not considered that such a great option, but I would imagine with proper deadening, anything could be remedied. Before I ran into the guy at SMD, I was convinced that facing subs and port to the rear would give me the best experience. Mostly due to this article by a guy that works at Alpine... <a href="https://forums.neons.org/viewtopic.php?t=225245" target="_blank"><strong><u>Alpine installer comment</u></strong></a></p><p></p><p>I'm trying to do a lot of research on the right build before I pull the trigger on a big purchase. Freekin ***** not being experienced and always having to ask questions about everything...grrr. I'm pretty sure I"m just gonna start building a sealed, see how it is, build a ported and face it different ways and see how it is, try to do a 4th order and see how it is.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Gunk, post: 8688374, member: 677707"] It "could" work as far as just fitting goes. I currently dont have a setup to physically try it. I've been of the mindset that my best experience is going to come from walling the trunk off behind the seat and facing sub/s forward and blowing through rear deck. Some guy at SMD forum was adamant about it. However, I've heard different here and I tend to want to listen to the guys here as they tend to actually act like decent human beings (lol) compared to all the arrogant attitudes I seem to find at SMD. From what I've read, facing subs up into the trunk lid creates some serious trunk noise/rattle so I've not considered that such a great option, but I would imagine with proper deadening, anything could be remedied. Before I ran into the guy at SMD, I was convinced that facing subs and port to the rear would give me the best experience. Mostly due to this article by a guy that works at Alpine... [URL='https://forums.neons.org/viewtopic.php?t=225245'][B][U]Alpine installer comment[/U][/B][/URL] I'm trying to do a lot of research on the right build before I pull the trigger on a big purchase. Freekin ***** not being experienced and always having to ask questions about everything...grrr. I'm pretty sure I"m just gonna start building a sealed, see how it is, build a ported and face it different ways and see how it is, try to do a 4th order and see how it is. [/QUOTE]
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