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Inverting your subs gives you a little more airspace, and in turn lowers the tuning, and increases the efficiency. But only by a smidgen, unless you have something with a freeking 80 pount motor or something lol.

It might sound slightly deeper, and maybe a tiny bit louder, but the lower tuning might cancel the little bit of efficiency you'll gain.

But pretty much, it wont change much, and if it does, it'll either be barely noticed or not noticeable at all.

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Inverting your subs gives you a little more airspace, and in turn lowers the tuning, and increases the efficiency. But only by a smidgen, unless you have something with a freeking 80 pount motor or something lol.

It might sound slightly deeper, and maybe a tiny bit louder, but the lower tuning might cancel the little bit of efficiency you'll gain.

But pretty much, it wont change much, and if it does, it'll either be barely noticed or not noticeable at all.

Yea that's what I said, then he wants to say I obviously know nothing. They are kicker cvrs lol it's not going to make a big change. My sa-8 v.2 has a bigger motor

Duel Sa-8 V.2 D2 Sub Enclosure

2001 Pontiac Grand am

  • Head Unit - OEM
  • Processor - RF 3sixty.2
  • Subs - RE Audio SXX12D4
  • Amplifier - Kicker ZX1000.1
  • Mids & Highs- Rockford Fosgate Power T2652-S
  • Rockford Fosgate Power T1693
  • Mids & Highs Amp - Rockford Fosgate Power T400-4
  • Wiring - 1/0 AWG, 4 AWG, 8 AWG
  • Alternator - Stock
  • Batteries - non ext
  • Box- Absolute PSEB12BK

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