porting through rear deck

[badcayne]

well im working on a box for my 91 caprice, and im going ported. now i was thinking of porting the box into the cabin through the rear deck but didnt know if its a good idea, or should i just port it into the trunk?

[Guest]

port it through the rear deck definitely

[badcayne]

so subs back and port up

[badcayne]

now i gotta figure out how to hold the port to the box. im thinking of making a mdf "ring" that bolts to the port then slide the port into the box and up to the deck then bolt it to the box on the inside(if that makes sense?)

[jmitch]

port dont have to be inside the box hint hint if its long enough make the port come up through the deck and seal it off

[keepinitloud]

It's good idea to port through just have to figure out the dimensions of the sealed half of the box and the ported half and port length should slam real nice and no trunk rattle

[DUBIE]

It's good idea to port through just have to figure out the dimensions of the sealed half of the box and the ported half and port length should slam real nice and no trunk rattle

X2!!..you deff dont want your car rattling right?..

porting it thru the rear deck should get real loud bro.!!..deff go with that..you wont be disapointed!

[SundownTL3.2]

think this.... port int runk would pressurize what?? the trun.... they dont measure on tl in trunk... porting through the rear deck would pressurize the cabin a LOT better!!! more pressure equals a higher score