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  1. Like i said man in the old days everyone with a trunk ran baffle boards, probably not competitors but people on the street. At the time they sounded good because no one knew any different. If you can figure out how to address the issue of trunk flex, may sound good.

  2. we used to use those in the early 90's in cars with trunks, they use to just call them baffle boards back then. Mount the subs to a board facing the seats and seal the trunk. Compared to now, they rattle the shit out of trunk even though its sealed. I guess you could build it someway that it wouldnt rattle but it wouldnt be easy.

  3. First you have to realize that you're not going to get very high output out of it, and probably will max out at 200 watts in a ported box (at most depending on the driver you choose).

    That being said you can run it sealed in pretty much any enclosure. PE is pretty good about supplying T&S parameters.

    As far as using a 6.5 as a subwoofer, with that little airspace, you COULD port it, but your output would be low under 40 hz, even if you tuned it low.

    Your best bet is just to seal the enclosure and fill it with fiberfill, it will give you the best and cleanest response for your airspace. Even if you dont have the correct TS, it takes a lot to be off by that much in a sealed box.

    With the top down I dont even know if you could hear it.

    Pinoeer makes a small under the seat powered enclosure with a passive radiator that may be better suited to your situation.

    I agree with this.
  4. seat belt bolt is a terrible ground

    Why is that?.

    At least remove the carpet where it screws down, and clean up any paint on the metal so it has a clean contact. If the ground is your issue it should clean it up pretty easy. If not and nothing else fixes it try moving it to a better ground location.

    I think he needs to fix his ground also, but i dont think thats what his problem is, he said he removed the cd player hooked it strait to the amp and it worked fine until he re-installed it.
  5. So you pulled the cd player out of the mounting location, hooked it strait to the amp with different rca cables and it played fine. But when you re mounted it, it started acting up again. I am wondering if possibly you are messing up the rca connection when you mount it. Is there enough room for the rca's to not get pulled when you install it in the dash? I have used black tape to tape rca connections before, sounds ghetto but i was having a loose rca issue.

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