Inverting sub question

[Reza 0]

I'm about to make a new box for my RL-p, due to space restriction and the sexiness of the magnet , i have to mount my sub inverted. Now what would be the ideal cuthole size?? I notice that the rubber surround is fat and leave only slight gap in regard to the screw hole.

Also about the polarity, i heard that u need to reverse the wiring, how u do that?? I'm wiring the sub in parralel.

Now, would 1.27cuft and 1.38cuft yield different output?? The sub will receive 1000rms clean power and gear for SQ applcation, i like it to get low too.

Thanks in advace

[ANeonRider 3]

Hole will be the same.

You do not need to reverse polarity unless you are running two or more subs, and they aren't both installed the same way.

[Reza 0]

Ah ic, what would be the correct size then?? i.m guessing around 11inches??

[ANeonRider 3]

website says... 11.08"

[SoundSplinter 1]

11" indeed. The 1.38 cu ft net figure will result in more of a peaked response with respect to the 1.27 cu ft, which you may find you like or you may find it a little too boomy. You can of course try experimenting by throwing something (like a chunk of wood) into your box to bring down the volume a bit