I have a rear deck with 2 factory "subs". I want to remove these and build a box mounted under the rear deck with the subs facing into the car. Should I do 2 subs sealed, or one sub ported with the port facing into the car? Which will be louder?
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THATpurpleKUSH 5,000+ posts
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What kind of car?
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2016 cadillac cts sedan. I forgot to mention that I will be doing shallow subs most likely 8", maybe 10".
THATpurpleKUSH 5,000+ posts
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Why would you want to use shallow subs when you don't have a truck or mounting depth restrictions?
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I need my trunk space. The max mounting depth I can go for the box is 5 inches
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