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Alright.. First post, glad to be here.. Hope yall can help me out for present and future builds.

I currently have 2 Kicker ZX2500.1 amps (subs) and 1 RF P4004 (mids, highs) and a 220 amp alt.

I am wanting to do something a little crazy, a trunk box for 2 18's.

I saw Steve's old 98 Civic build, the box install was great.

Ok, so here is my biggest question. How do you go about making a speaker box that fits flush all around your trunk?

I was thinking you would have to build from the inside out, but how would you go about doing this?

I have roughly 13+ cu ft of trunk space (06 Corolla CE) I dont think that includes the spare tire space (maybe I could incorporate that for more air space?)

If I could build a box to use most of that space I could pull off the proper air space, but there is NO WAY I could build a box outside the trunk, and slide it in.

Someone lead me in the right direction please, thanks!

** Also, Fi customer service advised me BTL's would shake the life out of my trunk lid, I have a few ideas to keep it down to a minimal **

Sorry, and one more thing, I was wanting to make a fiberglass box for my rear deck, to house a few 6.5's and I wanted to run PVC ports from the sub box through my current 6x9 holes and out through the rear deck fiberglass box.. What do you guys think?

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so you want to aero port the box into the cabin correct? im not sure but i think you are going to need a pretty big aeroport or two per sub. idk tho ive never done aero.

just hang tight and more people will answer your questions.

welcome to smd btw :drinks:

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mids: Alpine sps-600 all four corners

highs: Addictive Audio ECST25A,Memphis PR tweeters back

sub: 15 inch crossfire bmf

box: 4 cubes at 38 hz

amp: Rockford Fosgate Power 1000 25 To Life

140.7 on a non sealed trunk car with a five channel so far (old sub audiobahn aw1505q)

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so you want to aero port the box into the cabin correct? im not sure but i think you are going to need a pretty big aeroport or two per sub. idk tho ive never done aero.

just hang tight and more people will answer your questions.

welcome to smd btw :drinks:

I would have no problem doing a square port, I just thought it would be different to have it ported through the deck.. What ever will work best, will do just fine.

And thanks!

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2 18s in a trunk??

um... youll be lucky to fit 2 15s. Its not always that your trunk has the volume, but that you can actually mount the subs and the port in a direction that will work.

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2 18s in a trunk??

um... youll be lucky to fit 2 15s. Its not always that your trunk has the volume, but that you can actually mount the subs and the port in a direction that will work.

I had 2 L7s 15's back there in roughly 8.2 cu ft after bracing and subs..... With ample room, I would just have to capitalize on the trunk, thats why I'm curious how people go about building a box from the inside, out.

I was thinking I could go along with the trunk contours and max out space and atleast get 10-11 cu ft which should be enough to have them slammin the shit of my import.

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2 18s in a trunk??

um... youll be lucky to fit 2 15s. Its not always that your trunk has the volume, but that you can actually mount the subs and the port in a direction that will work.

I had 2 L7s 15's back there in roughly 8.2 cu ft after bracing and subs..... With ample room, I would just have to capitalize on the trunk, thats why I'm curious how people go about building a box from the inside, out.

I was thinking I could go along with the trunk contours and max out space and atleast get 10-11 cu ft which should be enough to have them slammin the shit of my import.

Pics...

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2 18s in a trunk??

um... youll be lucky to fit 2 15s. Its not always that your trunk has the volume, but that you can actually mount the subs and the port in a direction that will work.

I had 2 L7s 15's back there in roughly 8.2 cu ft after bracing and subs..... With ample room, I would just have to capitalize on the trunk, thats why I'm curious how people go about building a box from the inside, out.

I was thinking I could go along with the trunk contours and max out space and atleast get 10-11 cu ft which should be enough to have them slammin the shit of my import.

Pics...

Of the trunk? Or my previous set up?

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Of the trunk? Or my previous set up?

the previous setup

I dont have pictures of the build, or the set up... I wasnt big on internet car audio.. Was a fiberglass box me and a buddy did. If I remember correctly it was 42w x 21h x 20 deep..

The front baffle was bubbled out, was a pretty nice set up. I blew one of them up, and sold the other with the box.

My trunk is pretty big man, for an import.. I know there is a way to do this, because nothing is impossible... I just need someone with some useful ideas...........

If steve could fit 2 18's in a civic.. I know I can fit 2 18's in my Rolly......

Just sayin.

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