NJTStang11
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Alright, well here's the situation.
Car is a Lexus ES300. Seats don't fold down, have a metal plate behind them, and are very thick leather (i.e. hard to get bass into cabin)
Subwoofers are 2 12" Pioneer Premier 3004SPL's running off a Hifonics 1606D.
As soon as school ends I want to put together a box that will really do these subs justice in a difficult car like mine. I have thought of two options that should get it loud, want to see which you guys would consider better or if you have any more ideas.
#1-After not being happy with the SPL, I tore apart back seat and started pulling some things blocking my way to back (small plastic pieces, metal, etc) to allow more bass to travel through. Upon doing so I created an actual opening from trunk to the car where the armrest folds down. I'd say it is around 10" tall and 6" wide. Option 1 would involve somehow porting it through this hole.
#2-I can always port through the speakers on the rear deck. Create two round ports that fire through my soon to be removed rear speakers. Would actually prefer #1 to sve my backseat passengers, but if this would make it alot louder, screw them.
Also, for these subs what would be your ideal size/tuning for them? Remember it's in a lexus trunk, so cant be something like 5 cubes.
Car is a Lexus ES300. Seats don't fold down, have a metal plate behind them, and are very thick leather (i.e. hard to get bass into cabin)
Subwoofers are 2 12" Pioneer Premier 3004SPL's running off a Hifonics 1606D.
As soon as school ends I want to put together a box that will really do these subs justice in a difficult car like mine. I have thought of two options that should get it loud, want to see which you guys would consider better or if you have any more ideas.
#1-After not being happy with the SPL, I tore apart back seat and started pulling some things blocking my way to back (small plastic pieces, metal, etc) to allow more bass to travel through. Upon doing so I created an actual opening from trunk to the car where the armrest folds down. I'd say it is around 10" tall and 6" wide. Option 1 would involve somehow porting it through this hole.
#2-I can always port through the speakers on the rear deck. Create two round ports that fire through my soon to be removed rear speakers. Would actually prefer #1 to sve my backseat passengers, but if this would make it alot louder, screw them.
Also, for these subs what would be your ideal size/tuning for them? Remember it's in a lexus trunk, so cant be something like 5 cubes.
