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Well than what's a 15" that will take 5k rms all day? I know of the SSA Evil 15".... I know of the Fi Team 15".. I know of the AA SMD series 15"... keep in mind my price range for 1 sub is only between $400-800...

All of those would be fine, but you must know what you are doing on some level to have that much power per sub (regardless of impedance rise)

A guy told me -> I came up with a design that will hit low, the only concern is the height, I may not be able to fit the sub on the front baffle board, I may have to top mount it. It will be 16"H x 35"W x 18"D. 4.42^3ft gross vol. Slot port, 14.5"H x 2.75"W @30Hz. After all displacement, 3.37^3ft net vol.

That volume and port area looks great for a single 15.

Well I've had 2 15's in my car with the same dimensions in a ported box and I currently have 2 12's inside my car with the same dimension.... I could probably do 35x15.75x20....

Just because you have "had" something in your car before, doesnt mean it was properly done. We have all seen the trunks with 4 15's, or 6 12's in them, but you need to realize 1 15 or 2 12s in a proper box will smash those due to how poor the enclosure is (volume and port wise). A single 15 in a proper box will destroy a single 18 in a terrible box, not to mention the 15 will be more efficient (less voltage drop, happier sub, and happier amp).

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What kind of port and etc etc can I get with a single 15 ....with the dimension mentioned earlier in this post?

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Well than what's a 15" that will take 5k rms all day? I know of the SSA Evil 15".... I know of the Fi Team 15".. I know of the AA SMD series 15"... keep in mind my price range for 1 sub is only between $400-800...

All of those would be fine, but you must know what you are doing on some level to have that much power per sub (regardless of impedance rise)

Do you know of any other 15? and will one of these fit inside my car with the dimensions I mentioned?

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Anywhere from $400 to $700 on one 18" subwoofer... My amp is HCCA 5000.1D ...5480 RMS @ 1 Ohm.... My dimensions would be 32Wx15Hx20D

that low depth is idea killer if you could add 10 more inches you could work with a 15"

with that little of a box your best option is a big boy 12", fi audio sp4 needs 2-3 cubic feet

http://www.ficaraudio.com/product/sp4-series-sp4-12/

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In my head i'm still stuck on i've had 2 15's in a ported box in my trunk before ... :crazy: If I went with longer depth I would have trouble sitting box inside the trunk but would have extra room if u know what i'm saying. ---> I'm trying to avoid getting a box assembled in my trunk.

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In my head i'm still stuck on i've had 2 15's in a ported box in my trunk before ... :crazy: If I went with longer depth I would have trouble sitting box inside the trunk but would have extra room if u know what i'm saying. ---> I'm trying to avoid getting a box assembled in my trunk.

can we see some pics of those 2 15's in a ported box from before?

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if u wanna run that kinda power 5k rms all day ur better fof having several smaller subwoofers to dissipate th heat better between several voice coils

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