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I'd say you have plenty of room get to work you will need to mount the box in place and any space you have left should build wood panels to fill in the gaps then seal with foam let dry any excess pokin out use a razor to cut smooth the package tray need to be sealed and some sort of sound deadner used over it as well then carpet for good looks

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06 chrysler 300C Hemi

one mmatts dreadnaut 15 powered by a planet audio vx 2200d

fosgate p200 running planet audio 8" midbass drivers and super compression tweeters

stock battery and a stinger spv44

Irragi 300 amp alternator

big 3 1/0

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alright. everything is all measured up and ready to go, but what are the steps in doing so? i have a few questions before i start this build.

#1 will my stock speakers that are in the back need to be baffled?

#2 will i have more bass than if i were to just say face the subs back and the port back?

#3 what are the pros and cons of facing them forwards?

#4 since this is the first system that im doing alone is this one that you guys think is too much for me? since i have no install experience.

i have a few more so if you can please help me out that would be greatly appreciated!

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