Best way to aim ports for a Scion TC (hatchback)

[Ernesto]

My friend switched cars and now has a scion tc instead of a toyota camry...

He wants to put two 12" L7s in there and wants me to do all the labor work which I agreed to.

Originally after looking at the trunk I was going to do the subs facing the rear and ports coming out the sides like this <>

I'm going to do about 2.7cubic ft per sub and one 4" aeroport per sub.

Would I be better of aiming the ports at the rear window (hatch)...

Here's a pic to give you guys a better under standing

(this is not his personal car, just another tc)

I'm pretty sure im going to do subs facing the rear im just undecided on where to aim the ports.

[AI James]

CRX style FTW

[Ernesto]

CRX style FTW

Shit :^ All my setups are CRX style, completely forgot that this isn't a "real trunk"

[AI James]

seems best setup for a hybrid/hatch setup

[Ernesto]

seems best setup for a hybrid/hatch setup

Yeah my friend Ivan has a hatch and runs it CRX style...CRX style it is.

[AI James]

those tC's are loud pretty easily oo, a guy here has some W6v2 12s in his and its way loud for what hes running

[S12X]

let me clear up this crx style....its subs up ports facing back at the bottom right???

[Ernesto]

let me clear up this crx style....its subs up ports facing back at the bottom right???

CRX= Sub(s) up ports firing to the back

[Ernesto]

Ehh right now these are the dimensions he gave me:

40"- W

16"- D

14"- H

That gives me about 4.03cubic ft (38.5 x 14.5 x 12.5).

Divided by two is about 2cubic ft still without port and sub displacement...Not enough for two 12" L7s..

Going to raise the box two inches and see what happens.

[AI James]

1 real nice 12 would make it pound in that space, or 2 10s