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<blockquote data-quote="ilikeradios" data-source="post: 8602830" data-attributes="member: 635997">I know, a strange way of doing it.I just picked up a Scion Xb to use for daily duties and need a sub setup that will let me use the storage area without worrying about the subwoofer getting damaged.I found this prefab downfiring box that would be perfect.Here are the specs of the box.Gross Airspace: 1.67 Cu.Ft.Net Airspace: 1.51 Cu.Ft.Mounting Depth: 7&quot;Port Dimensions: 8&quot; x 1 1/2&quot; x 14&quot;Port Volume: .11 Cu.Ft.Tuned @ 34HzThe subs I have laying around are the following:Skar 12&quot;vvx v1Alpine 10&quot; Type RJL Audio 10w3v2I can also buy something else if needed.I just feel like the box is too small for a 12&quot; and wonder if a 10&quot; would give me the bass I like.Amp is a Skar RP2000</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ilikeradios, post: 8602830, member: 635997"] I know, a strange way of doing it. I just picked up a Scion Xb to use for daily duties and need a sub setup that will let me use the storage area without worrying about the subwoofer getting damaged. I found this prefab downfiring box that would be perfect. Here are the specs of the box. Gross Airspace: 1.67 Cu.Ft. Net Airspace: 1.51 Cu.Ft. Mounting Depth: 7" Port Dimensions: 8" x 1 1/2" x 14" Port Volume: .11 Cu.Ft. Tuned @ 34Hz The subs I have laying around are the following: Skar 12"vvx v1 Alpine 10" Type R JL Audio 10w3v2 I can also buy something else if needed. I just feel like the box is too small for a 12" and wonder if a 10" would give me the bass I like. Amp is a Skar RP2000 [/QUOTE]

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