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I'm starting to build my new box tomorrow for my two fi sp4 18s that I'm cramming into the back of my car. I'm not sealing it off to make a wall the subs will be facing up and I'm trying to figure out what way would give me the best results for hitting lows super hard, should I have the port to the side, back, front. If anyone has experience with this some ideas would be greatly appreciated

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I could be wrong but from what i understand is it depends on the car for example a suv its subs up port back but like i said i just going off of what i think i have learned here if im wrong somebody please correct me so i know for sure

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I'm starting to build my new box tomorrow for my two fi sp4 18s that I'm cramming into the back of my car. I'm not sealing it off to make a wall the subs will be facing up and I'm trying to figure out what way would give me the best results for hitting lows super hard, should I have the port to the side, back, front. If anyone has experience with this some ideas would be greatly appreciated

If you mean like a car 4 door or coupe subs up port foward in the center like at my Altima build log.

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And don't put them in the back seat if its not a wall.

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