Utilizing the trunk as the encloser is crucial, make sure the inside trunk panels are braced off using MDF etc ,I foamed insides ,then paneled them off with mdf and then dynomated over. I see many trunk competitors build nice strong good enclosers but their designs is only as good as strength and solidarity of the actual trunk! another way of explaining it is....you don't build a skyscraper on quicksand. Foundation is the most important thing in anything. If trunk Lid,sides and panels are not strong, then rear firing box encloser means nothing, here's a few examples of how I strengthened my trunk and I actually tested a rear firing prefab box that did 150+ NOTE: Make sure you rear light panels,vents are sealed from leaking air!
You don't have to necessarily make your trunk ugly like mine but it can still be braced with wood with carpet in etc , just make the design and see what happens