Which of these would work the best?

[coolest user 10+ year member]

Would any of the following designs work well to put four 15's in the back of an SUV?

All the pics are viewed from looking down at the top of the vehicle, and in pic 2 the subs are facing toward the roof.

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[Colt9699 10+ year member]

Option 2 is your best bet.

 

[dan5505 10+ year member]

Option 2 is your best bet.

I agree. Dont do option 1, im pretty sure its a car audio sin to face subs at each other like that. terrible cancellation

 

[Rawr-DQ 10+ year member]

lol be a sinner.

You doing sealed or what?

Go with option 2 anyway

 

[mlstrass 5,000+ posts]

Option 4: cut holes in roof and mount them IB...

 

[coolest user 10+ year member]

Thanks everyone for the help.

You doing sealed or what?

Most likely sealed.

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[DarkFox 10+ year member]

if your going to the extent to put 4 15s in a SUV, go big and port it while your in there IMO. What subs you gonna roll?

 

[coolest user 10+ year member]

I am wanting to use the Power Reference subs by Memphis and a Memphis Belle MCH1300 for power. My local dealer can sell me the subs for $89 each and the amp for $700. I haven't compared the prices yet to anything else, but it seems like a good deal.

This will all be going in a Suburban, so there should be plenty of room for a ported box, and I would love to have a port box, but I'm unsure of calculating the port size. I am currently working on putting three JL 12W-1's in my other ride, and I want a ported box, but my port length math isn't matching the port length in the JL manual...

This project won't begin for a couple months, so I have plenty of time to think about it.

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[DarkFox 10+ year member]

you come here with a GOOD description of what space you have to work with, and people usually help. So long as your not like some of these people that are like, "I have 2 12s, what size and length of port do I need." you will be fine.