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i read other posts about sealing the trunk but no one ever said anything about plywood? can i use plywood? and y is cardboard not good enough? what else can i use in my cobalt coupe

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wat about plywood?

2010 Cobalt LT Coupe

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Amp: Crescendo BC3500D

Big 3 in 1/0awg

29hz box

stinger volt meter

2nd battery Deka 9a31

pioneer DEH-9400BH

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i read other posts about sealing the trunk but no one ever said anything about plywood? can i use plywood? and y is cardboard not good enough? what else can i use in my cobalt coupe

You really have no clue why cardboard isn't god enough??

I made cardboard cutouts for the spaces, and then cut them out in mdf and then great stuffed all behind it as well as gorilla taped the fuck outta the cabin side lol

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wat about plywood?

Please. Just don't.....Get off your damned plywood and cardboard kick and either get 3/4" MDF or 3/4" BIRCH plywood (See what I bolded and capitalized there?)

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thanks but i wasnt born knowing everything about audio systems haha... or how air and sound travels or works agaisnt types of wood

2010 Cobalt LT Coupe

Subs: 2 American bass XFL 12s

Amp: Crescendo BC3500D

Big 3 in 1/0awg

29hz box

stinger volt meter

2nd battery Deka 9a31

pioneer DEH-9400BH

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Plywood should work. Cardboard is too flimsy.

Use cardboard to find the shape you need, take your time. You want a tight fit. Once you have the shape, copy it to your plywood or thin mdf, and cut it out with a jigsaw.

thanks!

2010 Cobalt LT Coupe

Subs: 2 American bass XFL 12s

Amp: Crescendo BC3500D

Big 3 in 1/0awg

29hz box

stinger volt meter

2nd battery Deka 9a31

pioneer DEH-9400BH

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is 1/2 inch mdf good enough to seal off?

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i just want to make sure no air gets back into the trunk... and isnt the sound what rattles the trunk? so how will sealing it off stop the sound without deadning?

2010 Cobalt LT Coupe

Subs: 2 American bass XFL 12s

Amp: Crescendo BC3500D

Big 3 in 1/0awg

29hz box

stinger volt meter

2nd battery Deka 9a31

pioneer DEH-9400BH

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thanks but i wasnt born knowing everything about audio systems haha... or how air and sound travels or works agaisnt types of wood

Me either...but I think it is PRETTY obvious that carboard wouldn't seal a trunk very well compared to mdf, lol.

2011 Ford Ranger Sport 4.0 v6

2 sundown audio prototype nsv4 15s

crossfire 4k wired to 0.4 ohm

15 banks of maxwell 3.0 caps @ 18v

triple alts (x2 us alt 250's, x1 singer 320)

153 at 23hz

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