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<blockquote data-quote="Buck" data-source="post: 8873731" data-attributes="member: 591582"><p>Go get some shitty wood or cardboard or something and figure out what the max is, play around with different dimensions to see what the max cubic footage is you can fit. So, like make a cardboard box that simulates the biggest sub box you can fit and make sure it's all solid angles and not like misrepresenting the space. That'll also allow you to see if there's enough room around the outside of the box to properly allow air to travel into the cabin, which can sometimes be an issue in some "maxed out" trunks. You can always upfire everything, but that complicates the box design quite a bit.</p><p></p><p>So you can do: height x width x depth / 1728 to get outer cubic feet. You're looking at a fairly big trunk box.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Buck, post: 8873731, member: 591582"] Go get some shitty wood or cardboard or something and figure out what the max is, play around with different dimensions to see what the max cubic footage is you can fit. So, like make a cardboard box that simulates the biggest sub box you can fit and make sure it's all solid angles and not like misrepresenting the space. That'll also allow you to see if there's enough room around the outside of the box to properly allow air to travel into the cabin, which can sometimes be an issue in some "maxed out" trunks. You can always upfire everything, but that complicates the box design quite a bit. So you can do: height x width x depth / 1728 to get outer cubic feet. You're looking at a fairly big trunk box. [/QUOTE]
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