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05-04-2014 #1
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Trunk sub question
Does anybody make a sub box that fits in the trunk of a 69 Camaro nice. I dont just want a box sitting there. I would like to mount it up against the seat back maybe? and still keep a nice look to the trunk.
1969 Camaro 572ci BBC, Built T350, Flowmaster headers, Foose wheels
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05-05-2014 #2
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I built a box with a 10" Polk Audio sub that mounts to the back of the rear seat, directed right through the rear seat frame. Works really well and still have an open trunk
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08-10-2014 #3
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Honestly I mounted a board against the rear seat plate, opened it up as I could and still maintain integrity, and simply fired my subs free air into my rear seat. I used Blaupunkt Pro components 10 in subs rated 100W @4 ohm, use 6.4 mH coils on each sub, and ran my Marantz amp blocks (90W@4 ohm) too them with great success.
If I had gotten too change to 2ohm subs I would have simply added another coil too both speakers.
Neat thing is my amps are rated down to 1 ohm.Lee Abel
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08-11-2014 #4
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if you can cut wood and glue you could build whatever out of mdf. biggest concern program in your size and make sure it has enough air volume.
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