2011 Tahoe sub placement

[DustinJ]

I have a 2011 Tahoe I'm trying to put 2 15's in a sealed box. Doing sealed because it will be behind the 3rd row. Just want to know what the best way to face the subs? Thanks.

[Supercharged DCs]

I know for ported, sub up port back normally yields the best results. Not sure if sealed is the same (with subs up)

[DRauck]

Subs back will yield best results I'm almost positive

[RickyFriery97]

um what 15"s? there aint shit for room back there.

and i own a newer generation tahoe so i have experience

not trying to talk down, just here to help

[DustinJ]

Well i think I'm going to take the third row out but going to do 2 re 15's and want a box that will be easier than a ported box to remove.

[Supercharged DCs]

What makes a ported box harder to remove than a sealed? I know your going to say size, but I'd rather a Louder system that's a tad more difficult to take out as opposed to a quieter, easier system...

But on topic, since it's sealed, can't you just build the box, and flip it around (subs up/subs forward/subs back) and see which you like the best?

[RickyFriery97]

take the third you out, and build a nice ported box, i think you will be alot happier with it,

[stipek]

Subs back about 6 inches from gate.

Best removable box is to wire subs as desired to one set of screw type terminals that accepts banana clips and connect amp mono. Then you have one speaker wire to disconnect and take out the box.

[RAM_Designs]

x2 on firing them to the back.