fiberglass box build

[Guest jake1984]

I have started to build a fiberglass box this will be my first time to work with it, my truck is a 2004 silverado ex cab the box will go under the rear seat. thinking about alpine type r, rockford p3 what do you think any other sub? Air space for the box if some one can check this 14"d 24"L rear 7 1/2 high the front is 9 1/2 the other side 14"d 12"w 3 1/2 rear 6 1/2 front. port size round or slot/vent

[cheese20323]

I have started to build a fiberglass box this will be my first time to work with it, my truck is a 2004 silverado ex cab the box will go under the rear seat. thinking about alpine type r, rockford p3 what do you think any other sub? Air space for the box if some one can check this 14"d 24"L rear 7 1/2 high the front is 9 1/2 the other side 14"d 12"w 3 1/2 rear 6 1/2 front. port size round or slot/vent

RE SE, Dc lvl 3, Fi SSD, just of the top of my head. But will be SEALED!!!!

[speedball1978]

nah make it ported, slot to the side, do a dual set up.. with dc lvl 2 or lvl 3 subs..

[cheese20323]

nah make it ported, slot to the side, do a dual set up.. with dc lvl 2 or lvl 3 subs..

don't you know!

My cousins have RE SE's they can't run them ported why it's too small! Sealed is the way to go if your seeking loud.

[speedball1978]

making a ported box is always possible, just have to use the head and find a way !!

[skittlesRgood]

don't you know!

My cousins have RE SE's they can't run them ported why it's too small! Sealed is the way to go if your seeking loud.

[clouduz]

sealed is more for SQ and hitting a broader rang of frequencies if your looking for loud definitely do PORTED just get some subs for the amount of airspace you have available and don't choke any subs by giving them way too little