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Ok, well im going to be putting 2 15's in the backseat of my cavalier, and i was wondering where the subs and port should be facing. And about how many cubes would the box need to be?

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put em in the trunk, firing through the opening into the cabinsame with the port, then seal the bish off like a wall.

depending on the sub and how much power you have will determine how big the box will be.

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I wont have enough room in the trunk... well, there might be, but i wouldnt be able to squeeze it into the trunk....

these are the subs that i plan on getting, only cuz i really dont have much money

http://www.caraudiodeals.com/pair-lanzar-m...fers-p-618.html

powered by 2 of these, which im buying from Chris.

http://www.onlinecarstereo.com/CarAudio/Pr...ProductID=16737

i was planning on running one amps to the subs (individually) at 2 ohms.

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Well look here cat..Do some measuring..How High do you want your box, and how wide do you want your box?? Then we can do some box designing..

Posted (edited)
your gonna have to build the enclosure in the trunk if you want 2 15's in there.

Thats why ive decided to throw it in the backseat

Edited by no0b4lif3
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I was talking to a friend and im now thinking a ported enclosure about 6.5cubes with the subs up, and the port in the center firing forward, anyone see this as the 'wrong' thing to do?

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Is that for one or both subs>>6.5 cubes?

both, but according to that sheet, it should be 6cubes each, so i would need 12 cubes, which would be easy in the backseat...

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