Is this possible

[XEnophontos 10+ year member]

Ok guys I have a question for all the box builders and designers here, I have a 2002 honda accord sedan with a IA 12" flatlyne in the trunk. What I want to do is build a ported box for 2 12" flatlynes.

This is where it gets tricky, I'm not sure I have enough space, but I came up with an idea. The trunk slopes up as it gets closer to the rearseats so I was thinking of building a box that fit the contours of the floor.

Also I wanted to have the subs fire rearward out the trunk and have the port coming out of the little escape hatch in the rear seat. Is this a good idea? Would the sound be affected much?

Thanks

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[sacsking916 5,000+ posts]

the porting in the car isnt such a great idea in my past experience. now idk how your port will be setup or anything like that, but in my integra it didnt work out to well

 

[Bumpin' Goalie 10+ year member]

Many people have had success porting into the cabin. So it may work out.

 

[sacsking916 5,000+ posts]

It played an sounded good. But wasn't as loud as originally planned. Plus I had my whole back seat down.

 

[XEnophontos 10+ year member]

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This is just a basic plan I did in Microsoft paint so you guys could kind of grasp what I was talking about. The port wouldn't actually be in the cabin It would just be inline with the escape hatch door so I can flip it down and hoping it would sound real nice and loud. Planning on doing a round port as well, figured a slot port would more difficult with the sloping bottom.

Anyways I was mainly worried about 2 things, the shape of the box if that would be good or not, and the fact that the port was pretty much directly behind the subs, I recall reading this isn't a good thing.