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I say facing up ported just my 2 cents

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experience > rf's recommendations it will play faster, lower, and louder with that big of a box

The only down side is I don't have the room for that big of a box.

wenn_du_weinst is right. You should be ok with the power you have, just don't get over zealous with the volume knob. Facing back will give you better low end extension, perfect with the shallow roll off of the large sealed box.

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experience > rf's recommendations it will play faster, lower, and louder with that big of a box

The only down side is I don't have the room for that big of a box.

wenn_du_weinst is right. You should be ok with the power you have, just don't get over zealous with the volume knob. Facing back will give you better low end extension, perfect with the shallow roll off of the large sealed box.

I was looking at my trunk last night and it looks like I may just have the room. Plus the 4ft box would be a wow factor IMO

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Ive tried all positions and you feel it more in the cabin if you put it vented firing back vents back, or if your back seats can drop do firing into cabin vents facing cabin and drop the seats...

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experience > rf's recommendations it will play faster, lower, and louder with that big of a box

The only down side is I don't have the room for that big of a box.

wenn_du_weinst is right. You should be ok with the power you have, just don't get over zealous with the volume knob. Facing back will give you better low end extension, perfect with the shallow roll off of the large sealed box.

Would I be ok going with 3ft?

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1994 - Mazda B3000 (Daily/Toy/Show)

2002 - Mazda Protege (Daily)

1995 - Hyundai Accent (R.I.P.)

1984 - Bronco II (Restoration Project)

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Geez, 3ft^3 still seems so big when they reccomend 1.25...

I have a P3 12" (dual 2 ohm coils, whatever that makes the model#...) in 1ft^3 sealed with an RMS matching amp and it HAMMERS. I always go with the reccomended size, but that's me.

I'm still learning every day from these guys.

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Geez, 3ft^3 still seems so big when they reccomend 1.25...

I have a P3 12" (dual 2 ohm coils, whatever that makes the model#...) in 1ft^3 sealed with an RMS matching amp and it HAMMERS. I always go with the reccomended size, but that's me.

I'm still learning every day from these guys.

I was a little worried about wasting mdf but I fuger when the time comes to up grade to a bigger better sub I will already have the box. Know one ever stops learning.

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1994 - Mazda B3000 (Daily/Toy/Show)

2002 - Mazda Protege (Daily)

1995 - Hyundai Accent (R.I.P.)

1984 - Bronco II (Restoration Project)

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I built a box roughly 3 cubic feet and I must say it sounds allot better. Here is the build

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1994 - Mazda B3000 (Daily/Toy/Show)

2002 - Mazda Protege (Daily)

1995 - Hyundai Accent (R.I.P.)

1984 - Bronco II (Restoration Project)

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Ive tried all positions and you feel it more in the cabin if you put it vented firing back vents back, or if your back seats can drop do firing into cabin vents facing cabin and drop the seats...

ive done same thing and to me with 60/40 split seats, driver side rear seat down, sub box on passenger side sub facing driver side and if ported port facing back to be loudest...

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