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<blockquote data-quote="PowerNaudio" data-source="post: 1201751" data-attributes="member: 561215">i think if you carefully select your driver, and find one that needs the lest amount of space to sound its best, you could build a .7~1.0cu ft sealed enclosure. using the last picture you posted for reference, make the enclosure to fit the driver side of the red line. make the back out of FG, molding it to every curve there is on the walls and floor. the front of it make it in MDF. then measure the internal volume of the enclosure, then make it all pretty, and last but not least go buy the sub that will play well in that enclosure volume you just built. there allot of guys that have built similar enclosures that might be able to give you detail advise on how to do it.PS: i know you want ported. but when space is limited, a sealed enclosure should do just fine.or build a ported box like <a href="http://www.cardomain.com/ride/402743/5" target="_blank">this one</a>. that will lay against the back seats.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="PowerNaudio, post: 1201751, member: 561215"] i think if you carefully select your driver, and find one that needs the lest amount of space to sound its best, you could build a .7~1.0cu ft sealed enclosure. using the last picture you posted for reference, make the enclosure to fit the driver side of the red line. make the back out of FG, molding it to every curve there is on the walls and floor. the front of it make it in MDF. then measure the internal volume of the enclosure, then make it all pretty, and last but not least go buy the sub that will play well in that enclosure volume you just built. there allot of guys that have built similar enclosures that might be able to give you detail advise on how to do it. PS: i know you want ported. but when space is limited, a sealed enclosure should do just fine. or build a ported box like [URL="http://www.cardomain.com/ride/402743/5"]this one[/URL]. that will lay against the back seats. [/QUOTE]

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