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Ive had my CVR's inverted cause they look great like that. I have not noticed any difference in SPL or sound. I just cleaned up the wiring and ran them into the box through 2 of the screw holes and I put some silicone on it to stop any leakage.... its ported anyway.... looks sweet in my opinion

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Depending on how your gonna mount them,..remove baffle and mount em reinstall baffle, or take out the subs and plop em on top, I have read on a swap to inverted on a enclosure, where after it was done, as the woofer would "throw" the surrounds would hit the enclosure at the cut out, and buggered up the surrounds. Maybe keep an eye on that....if your able (dunno if you can with your box) take both drivers out, invert one, and cycle the suspension, and see if your surrounds make any contact...also, post some vids eh??.. Good luck.

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One thing to consider in this which no one has mentioned yet is that you might want to reverse the phase 180 degrees if you are blending the upper frequency limits of the subs with the lower limits of your mids (i.e. subs lowpassed at 60hz and mids highpassed at 50hz). There could be some cancelation in that frequency range if the phase is not reversed.

Reversing phase is super easy though, if your amp or head unit doesnt have the option, just reverse the speaker leads at the amp.

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Yup everything was covered in this one!!! And to what KyLar said, that is probably the most important thing when inverting subs. If you don't make sure the surrounds will cover it you could very well tear apart your surrounds without a problem.

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Well seems like you guys talked me into it! Heres a teaser...

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Also I've made 100% sure the surrounds aren't gunna be rubbing

Do I have to reverse the phase? Or can I just mount em wire em down to 1 ohm and slam as if they were mounted regularly?

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Ive had my CVR's inverted cause they look great like that. I have not noticed any difference in SPL or sound. I just cleaned up the wiring and ran them into the box through 2 of the screw holes and I put some silicone on it to stop any leakage.... its ported anyway.... looks sweet in my opinion

Yes I also agree with this.. I had some CVR's and they looked good like that

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