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<blockquote data-quote="Sonnie" data-source="post: 719001" data-attributes="member: 559246"><p>Hmmm... I almost hit it head on then... it's in a 2.12ft^3 box with exactly 2lbs of fiberfill... but no fiberglass on the back wall... what does that do?</p><p></p><p>One thing we did was fire the sub down... the box is mounted behind the seat... amps on front behind the seats.... nothing on back so that it looks harmless... three inch space between bottom of box and dynamatted trunk... legs on outside with opening to the front and rear.</p><p></p><p>Is there better response... or should I say cleaner response by firing the sub fully into the trunk? ... Or maybe sealing off either the front or rear side of the three inch opening? Back of the Camry rear seats are solid thick metal.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Sonnie, post: 719001, member: 559246"] Hmmm... I almost hit it head on then... it's in a 2.12ft^3 box with exactly 2lbs of fiberfill... but no fiberglass on the back wall... what does that do? One thing we did was fire the sub down... the box is mounted behind the seat... amps on front behind the seats.... nothing on back so that it looks harmless... three inch space between bottom of box and dynamatted trunk... legs on outside with opening to the front and rear. Is there better response... or should I say cleaner response by firing the sub fully into the trunk? ... Or maybe sealing off either the front or rear side of the three inch opening? Back of the Camry rear seats are solid thick metal. [/QUOTE]
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