DubNDodge

Thanks for the input. When I first got into car audio I left my seats up. Once I put them down, and found out what I was missing out on, they stayed down. Unless I had to haul friends somewhere. Along with time consuming, sealing off the trunk is normally sloppy looking, either from the trunk or the cab. (Unless one has uber amount of time on his hands) I don't think I would be able to make it clean as I would want it. Plus if it was removed there would be a mess More than likely I am just going to have to go with forward facing pushed back.

hmm.. never considered that option. I was so dead set on making the other option work. I had the layout for the amp and distro block pretty in mind where I wanted them. (the amp has a blue line across the top and the distro block has a volt meter on it), I was planning on mounting them on the back of the box so that they would be shown when only one seat would be laid down. (the one that let the air flow though) Now I am just baffled on where to put these. Anyways, will the be much audible difference between rear firing and front firing (pushed back against trunk). Also, I'm guessing it's way to big of a b!tc# to seal of the trunk if I do go that route. Or is it not that hard to seal off the trunk?

In a new build of myn I plan on having two 12's. I am planning on making the box big as possible to get max spl. But how much space do I need in between the box and the sides of the trunk so airflow isn't restricted. I always hear people saying don't seal off the trunk with the box. Well what would be the proper area to let the air flow around the box and out of the trunk? Would you go off of the port size or .....? The setup will be rear firing, and the MAX dimensions that the box can possibly be is H15" x W36" x D32". The subs going into the box are both going to handle 1200 watts, but if the box is too small then I'm just going to go with one 12. So the question is, how big can the box get before it cuts off the airflow from trunk. Also, when reducing the box, where is the best place to reduce from, the height or width. Thanks for any reply, there really isn't much information on this topic.

lol those guys do not know anything about car audio. I remember when I was younger they had a myth about subwoofers breaking a winshield. they used one huge (3 foot?) subwoofer and also had a sunroof of some sort. they called the myth busted. not sure if they understood the concept of multiple subwoofers and ton of watts. doubt they would attempt the myth again considering the cost of the myth lol

personally I like the bolts showing, they make the box look more tough imo. Trim would look good too

I don't know if I missed a part of a build video or something, but wasn't there only one nitrous tank in the begining or was there two?

Hey I was looking into getting 2 sdc2.5 12" You have each 12"running off 1000 rms? Is 500rms going to be enough then or are you overpowering them? just was curious.