Ported box users: Which way is your sub/port facing? POLL

Which way is your sub/port facing?

  • Sub UP // Port UP

    Votes: 3 6.5%
  • Sub UP // Port FRONT

    Votes: 2 4.3%
  • Sub UP // Port BACK

    Votes: 15 32.6%
  • Sub FRONT // Port UP

    Votes: 3 6.5%
  • Sub FRONT // Port FRONT

    Votes: 13 28.3%
  • Sub FRONT // Port Back

    Votes: 2 4.3%
  • Sub BACK // Port UP

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • Sub BACK // Port FRONT

    Votes: 1 2.2%
  • Sub FRONT // Port BACK

    Votes: 6 13.0%
  • Sub SIDE // Port UP

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • Sub SIDE // Port FRONT

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • Sub SIDE // Port Back

    Votes: 1 2.2%
  • Sub SIDE // Port OTHER SIDE

    Votes: 0 0.0%

  • Total voters
    46

wong05tsx
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After 26 pages of results and reading, there's way too much contradictions, so just putting up a straight up poll to figure out which way to do mine since I only have enough mdf to make one box, gots to make the best out of it.

Please dont post flaming me saying it depends on the sub/trunk etc/box size etc. If I were to narrow it down it it would be too specific and I would probably only get one or two votes on the poll

 
Can't you turn the box once it's in the car to try forward and rear firing and see which you like best?

Assuming your just building a daily driver and not after the last .1 on the TL then it really won't matter all that much.

I've done port/sub rear and forward and my experience has been that rear firing "seems" to hit a little lower/harder, but forward firing sounds cleaner. Your car/ears could be just the opposite though...

 
After 26 pages of results and reading, there's way too much contradictions, so just putting up a straight up poll to figure out which way to do mine since I only have enough mdf to make one box, gots to make the best out of it.
Please dont post flaming me saying it depends on the sub/trunk etc/box size etc. If I were to narrow it down it it would be too specific and I would probably only get one or two votes on the poll
you are an idiot.

start by doing this. look the meaning of variable up.

 
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Can't you turn the box once it's in the car to try forward and rear firing and see which you like best?
Reason I'm doing the poll/asking is because I only have so much clearance in my trunk, I would only be able to turn the box 180 degrees horizontally.

Floor - navi unit = 14.5", and im putting a 15" idq

As the results are looking right now i'll probably be doing sub up port back.

Thanks for the input/voting for those of you who didn't waste my time reading stupid posts like Psturmer demonstrated:yureawsm:

 
Reason I'm doing the poll/asking is because I only have so much clearance in my trunk, I would only be able to turn the box 180 degrees horizontally.Floor - navi unit = 14.5", and im putting a 15" idq

As the results are looking right now i'll probably be doing sub up port back.
Subs up usually don't work too well in a trunk. Rear or front firing usually works the best.

 
Reason I'm doing the poll/asking is because I only have so much clearance in my trunk, I would only be able to turn the box 180 degrees horizontally.Floor - navi unit = 14.5", and im putting a 15" idq

As the results are looking right now i'll probably be doing sub up port back.

Thanks for the input/voting for those of you who didn't waste my time reading stupid posts like Psturmer demonstrated:yureawsm:
well there is a start. you have a trunked car.

 
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