Hey everyone,

I've got another question for you all, and I'd really appreciate it if someone could help me out. The box that my sub is in is just too big to be forward or rearward facing in my trunk. I don't think it's possible to get it in the trunk (It's a Cavalier remeber!) so that it is facing forward or backward. There's enough room there for it, just not enough to get it in place, if you can figure out what I'm talking about. Anyways, my question is, can I put the subwoofer in the trunk facing upwards? If I do, am I facing any disadvantages such as the SPL levels, more rattling, ect, ect...

I know that most of you will say "Build another box with the same volume and port specs that can be placed into the trunk." But I really don't know how to design it to get it to pound as much as it does now, nor do I think I'd be able to assemble it, even if I got the free MDF cuts from Home Depot. Can anyone help me out? Thanks,

Hodder

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1999 Chevy Cavalier Coupe

- JVC KD-G710 HU
- JVC CS-HS601 6 1/2 Mid-Range Speakers Up Front, With JVC Tweeters and X-Overs.
- Pioneer 2 Way 6x9's in the rear deck.
- Pheonix Gold Series SA1.4 4-Channel
- Mmats 15' ProCast, In a 3.5 Cubic Ft Slot Ported Box.
- Kenwood KAC-9152D Monoblock.
- Blue Stinger 0 Guage Power Wire

you can face it upwords with no problems. wont effect the sound too much but might have an effect on spl.

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2002 Chevy Trailblazer LT 4x4
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Alpine CDA-9885 :: Alpine Spr-176a :: Pioneer TS-D160R ::
Kicker ZX350.4 :

Facing the box up in cavs suck for SPL, face it forward.

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L0W T0N3Z AUDIO

NORTHERN AUTO SOUND

ive always like facing up or backward

I have a trunk car (ie no fold down seats) subs facing up, ports to the rear (no speakers on the rear shelf) and I've got no complaints... other than gm rattles on the outside of the car... make due until you can make it better... dish out for a table saw, nail gun and lots of trial and error