porting threw the rear deck

[spencer321 10+ year member]

for those of you who take the extra time and effort to port thru the rear deck of the trunk cars... is it worth it?

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[audioatg 10+ year member]

Yes. Well thats my 2 cents. I have never done it. But for SPL and just having the tunes come into the cabin area yes its worth it. If you seat does not fold down. Its a good way of getting the Freq. to enter in the cabin area.

 

[theMessenjah44 10+ year member]

Yes. Well thats my 2 cents. I have never done it. But for SPL and just having the tunes come into the cabin area yes its worth it. If you seat does not fold down. Its a good way of getting the Freq. to enter in the cabin area.

gtfo

 

[spencer321 10+ year member]

gtfo

thats kinda what i was thinking... if you've never done it than how the fuk do you know?

 

[michaellane 5,000+ posts]

i kow a lot of peoploe on here just seal there trunk and have the subs and port fire into the cabin. so id say yeah it has to be worth it.

 

[spencer321 10+ year member]

i kow a lot of peoploe on here just seal there trunk and have the subs and port fire into the cabin. so id say yeah it has to be worth it.

well im looking at a crown vic and from what understand the rear deck is HUGE in those so running 2-6" or 2-8" ports shouldn't be a problem, but alot of people still stick with the old sub back port back so im curious on the difference

 

[Marlo Stanfield 10+ year member]

I've only heard one setup locally slot ported through the rear deck(2 12s, 2.5kw).. I remember hearing it before(subs/port back) and it was significantly louder, also just all around sounded clearer and less muffled. Obviously moved a shit ton more air than the old box setup did too.

But if u can sealed it off from the trunk and fire the woofers/ports in the cabin with the seats folded/removed it will the loudest in trunk setup you can do.

 

[audioatg 10+ year member]

gtfo

Hummm. An Ignorant statment to say. But I guess I have to explain. No I have never done it with any of my systems. But I have helped others do it and always suggest it when going to comps and see ppl who do not do well with a trunk system when they cant fold their seats down and dont wanna rip their seats out. I guess blind ppl like yourself missed the rest of what I said. females do that often. Only hear what they wanna hear or I guess in this case read.

 

[7ender 10+ year member]

JUST Porting into the car can lead to cancellation issues. Unless you're sealing off the trunk and assumingly firing into cabin, I wouldnt' recommend it.

If you want to port into the car, do a bandpass box.

 

[audioatg 10+ year member]

well im looking at a crown vic and from what understand the rear deck is HUGE in those so running 2-6" or 2-8" ports shouldn't be a problem, but alot of people still stick with the old sub back port back so im curious on the difference

Only thing really to do is to try it and see what happens. Mostly everything is done by test and retest. If you going to do it. Cut that baby all the way out. I know the crown vic and yes it does have a big deck so why not just cut it all the way out. Understanding you will be leaving important parts in. Unless you wanna lose your back seats like everyone is telling you to do. Are you going for any world records. Loudest in the state.

 

[fbi90909 5,000+ posts]

ehhhhhhhh i feel there is a major loss in output in mine. it's very car variable though. my car is ok with the setup but i know it's not optimal.

 

[altoncustomtech 10+ year member]

ehhhhhhhh i feel there is a major loss in output in mine. it's very car variable though. my car is ok with the setup but i know it's not optimal.

WOW, definitely not the remark I expected to see after all the time you spent on that installation on the build log or by the videos you posted of the setup after it was nearly completed. Thought for sure I'd see a //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/thumbsupwink.gif.129404938effda6ad9cca39e7f4b58a3.gif.

 

[theMessenjah44 10+ year member]

Yes. Well thats my 2 cents. I have never done it. But for SPL and just having the tunes come into the cabin area yes its worth it. If you seat does not fold down. Its a good way of getting the Freq. to enter in the cabin area.

Hummm. An Ignorant statment to say. But I guess I have to explain. No I have never done it with any of my systems. But I have helped others do it and always suggest it when going to comps and see ppl who do not do well with a trunk system when they cant fold their seats down and dont wanna rip their seats out. I guess blind ppl like yourself missed the rest of what I said. females do that often. Only hear what they wanna hear or I guess in this case read.

Explanation would have helped in the first place, you stated that you have never done it, but you think it's a good idea. that's it. If you don't have any experience with it, you really have no business giving advice.

 

[audioatg 10+ year member]

Explanation would have helped in the first place, you stated that you have never done it, but you think it's a good idea. that's it. If you don't have any experience with it, you really have no business giving advice.

You must be blind son. Or have no reading comprehension skills. If you did both of those statments would Imply I have some kindof experience in it.

 

[ngsm13 5,000+ posts]

It's great if you love cancellation and phasing issues!

nG