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Silver Member Username: Gula187Baton Rouge, Louisiana USA Post Number: 118 Registered: Mar-07 | this is a look of the trunk in the caprice thats just like mine...might have to speed it up a bit but here goes.. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FYe2PQLvqr8 what would you do??? |
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Gold Member Username: Livin_loudCOD4 Addict ... Level 2 pre... Post Number: 2464 Registered: Jan-06 |  i'd consider getting a new vehicle. but if i were to have that i would probably drop 2 18's in it |
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Silver Member Username: Gula187Baton Rouge, Louisiana USA Post Number: 119 Registered: Mar-07 | well actually that isnt my car...i have the same model thats my weekend toy |
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Silver Member Username: Gula187Baton Rouge, Louisiana USA Post Number: 120 Registered: Mar-07 | this what another guy told me... I used to build at least 1 of those cars a week (on average) for about 3 years. I've done everything from a single 10 to 4 15's to 8 12's in those. I know exactly what is gonna happen if you try fitting as much cone area as possible. You want DISPLACEMENT, not cone area. Often more cone area till have more displacement, but not always. You need breathing room and a properly designed and built box will always reign over more cone area. If you want loud and big, you need at least a double layer box, no exceptions. That's gonna eat up volume too. I'm still thinking a pair of good 12's in a good box. There's nothing I love more than somebody showing off their big system and getting taken to school by somebody with 1/4 of the equipment. |
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Gold Member Username: Nd4spd18Northwest PA Post Number: 7538 Registered: Jul-06 | How much space you have to work with? It looks like you could put two 15"s in there. More cone area always wins if the box is the proper size for the subs. Now if you try to put 8 15"s in 1.5 cu.ft. each to try and get the most cone area, obviously that ain't gonna work. |
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