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Would this design optimize performance in a truck?
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<blockquote data-quote="skylineTT" data-source="post: 7897720" data-attributes="member: 576995"><p>Thanks, I personally drive a 93 ranger single cab with basically no room behind the seats. I managed to build a 1.5ft^3 enclosure for my SPLaudio Type X 10 and it is inverted between the seats as well. I wanted to upfire the port but didn't have enough room due to a shallow enclosure depth so I side fired it into the passenger wall. It still gets very loud for a 1000w rms 10" but I wonder how much of an improvement I would see with an upfiring configuration.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="skylineTT, post: 7897720, member: 576995"] Thanks, I personally drive a 93 ranger single cab with basically no room behind the seats. I managed to build a 1.5ft^3 enclosure for my SPLaudio Type X 10 and it is inverted between the seats as well. I wanted to upfire the port but didn't have enough room due to a shallow enclosure depth so I side fired it into the passenger wall. It still gets very loud for a 1000w rms 10" but I wonder how much of an improvement I would see with an upfiring configuration. [/QUOTE]
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