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All depends what you want. You can go with 2 10" subs for tight responsive bass, 2 12" for louder subs, Id go with the 2 10'*, & set them up for redirected bass.
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Originally Posted by zzzzzeke
i'd put 2 12'* against the back seat facing the trunk. having the fold down armrest is also a plus!
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True they do quit popping if you replace them. But the amount of air is still there and still forcing them to go further than they are supposed to. Thats why its good to completely seperate the 6x9'* in their own sealed enclosure.
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2 10'* ...use ebay or shopping.yahoo.com....great site for cheap crap...i saw a like 2200watt amp for like 350 bucks...retail wa slike 800
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Originally Posted by CraZyDriVer868
2 10'* ...use ebay or shopping.yahoo.com....great site for cheap crap...i saw a like 2200watt amp for like 350 bucks...retail wa slike 800
have the subs face the trunk it sounds the best
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Originally Posted by Roadrash187
True they do quit popping if you replace them. But the amount of air is still there and still forcing them to go further than they are supposed to. Thats why its good to completely seperate the 6x9'* in their own sealed enclosure.