sub firing question.

[luckiebrand13 10+ year member]

I have an 04 Chevy Colorado, and I am finally getting around to doing the install. Its an extended cab and I have applied 2 layers of Edead v1.1 I beleive to the back two doors and the back wall/floor in back. I am still needing to do the front two doors and front floor. Anyways, I am not putting the paneling back on the back wall. My question is would it sound better to have the 4 tens firing against the back wall with about 5 inches between the subs and the wall with a sealed box or the 4 tens facing forward towards the front of the truck ported? I just want it to sound clean and loud of course.

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[luckiebrand13 10+ year member]

you mean to tell me their isnt anyone experienced in extended cab pickups and sub positioning on this forum?

 

[tRiGgEr 5,000+ posts]

You could try both. Then let us know

 

[luckiebrand13 10+ year member]

well id like to hear some opinions of what other people have tried, but ill prolly end up sealing them towards the back wall. i figure that will give them something strong to bounce off off and put out a nice sound, but who knows i havnt done too many installs esp in an extended cab truck.

 

[trigger2008 10+ year member]

I have the same truck I had my 4 10's firing down into the floor. They had about 4 inches of clearence. It was real loud.