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[snb778 5,000+ posts]

sry, new to this idea, but from the pics posted, how is that different than putting the sub 5" from the back door on an SUV

 

[DammitJames 10+ year member]

sry, new to this idea, but from the pics posted, how is that different than putting the sub 5" from the back door on an SUV

its not unless u dont want ur suv door to jump arond all the time

 

[snb778 5,000+ posts]

what's the general idea for doing this though? back pressure?? Isn't that what happens when you close all the doors?...and IF it is backpressure, why do people open their windows a little to gain output?

 

[lincolntc690 10+ year member]

yes, back pressure, it is increased alot more this way, than with closing and sealing up, i first got interested in the idea when i noticed a difference in how long my dp 15 could take my 2500d, with the 'tarp" pulled over it in my jeep. it seemed like there was more air movement and i could run at a higher volume for a longer time.

i started looking into it......

 

[snb778 5,000+ posts]

yes, back pressure, it is increased alot more this way, than with closing and sealing up, i first got interested in the idea when i noticed a difference in how long my dp 15 could take my 2500d, with the 'tarp" pulled over it in my jeep. it seemed like there was more air movement and i could run at a higher volume for a longer time.
i started looking into it......

so why isnt it suggested to put your sub close the the back door on SUV's?

 

[lincolntc690 10+ year member]

sure is but i want to minimize the hatch rattle on my cherokee also, when i was sub up port back it was bad enough that my wiper motor is in the botom of my hatch now. so now im goin sub and port back....