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OP, Khaotik enclosures were made by SSA / Andrew (Argent Audio), great quality. And that price is cheap!

That's my favorite part, should already be up making breakfast. Then he peels out, crosses the yellow line, blows through a stop sign...

ROFL.

I remember reading somewhere from Stumble Upon about carbon nano tubes and all the possibilities, cool to see that vid.

I laughed so hard I cried Surprised he didn't ask for a hit.

I would use a ported enclosure, assuming you have enough space in the trunk for appropriate enclosure volume. I think Audibel Customs (right here on the forum) has some "affordable enclosures", same quality as a custom enclosure but preset dimensions. So if you could fit one of his in your trunk then you'd save some money, otherwise you'll need a custom enclosure. Fi SSDs are nice. Relatively cheap (~$200). SSA dcons are a bit cheaper then the ssds, very nice drivers for the money, great bang for your buck. And plenty more drivers out there... Also, don't forget about buying RCA cable, power wire, ground wire, and ring terminals. That will set you back ~$40-80.

My cousin recently installed some entry level mtx 12s in my old enclosure, using a entry level mtx amp, all in his K5 Blazer. It gets very loud for the equipment being used, I have to say it's the box hehe. He's saving up for some xcons or zcons, can't imagine how that will be. Just thought I'd let everyone know. But really I was shocked at just how loud it was, sure his gain, ssf, and lpf were probably all way off LOL, but damn!

As you can see OP, your not going to get very much help if you don't put much effort into your question or goals. It's like saying "I need a car." What does "not a whole lot of trunk space" really entail? Post up some max dimensions (the max space your willing to give up). Budget? What type of music do you listen to? What have you heard in the past? What did you like, not like? etc. Are you able to build the enclosure yourself, or will you need to pay someone else to build it?

LOL.

Bastard, I can't see anything!

Someone from our last ride had a helmet cam, supposedly they caught a little part where I had a tank slapper (which I don't remember at all lol). I gotta get a link!

I'll haul ass in the woods, up hills, through whoops, across desert, but never is any big jumps, and I'm not one for making one. <-- I don't know even know what the fuck that's suppose to mean. Last video is nuts, BOOM, no tree anymore. Just like in that video, this large rock jumped out at me once, I high sided, jumped off, flew into a rather large barrel cactus. I was pretty lucky, only got a few stickers.

The music goes along perfectly.

Baby don't eat no alt. bahaha.

Yeah I have tons of notes and examples so I can always look back when I forget shit from the weekend.

Snow hehe, that was last winter.

I initially read that as bang bitches and trees for hours. LOL. I love sliding into the corners, break traction, cross the bars, accelerate out.

Glad I grew out of that. My body pays for it now though. Im young, ill pay eventually, but until then...

My balls are pretty big when im on the bike.

Anyone who is a fast car nut will feel the same after one short ride. Can you describe how it's different from a fast bike? I got the scooter as a supplement for a fast car, and it's a wild rush to be sure. I've never been on a "fast" sled, but I never got that wild rush like I do when pulling away from a stop on the bike. You are 2' off the ground and get to play when the weather isn't worth doing anything else. Cornering is much safer and faster as well. Imagine a road that is 8' wide with trees on both sides and you can drive as fast as you want on it, or at least as fast as your balls allow. Very similar to dirt bike and riding single track.

Its relative to your enclosure volume, material being played, and time length being played. Also assuming your not taking impedance vs frequency into consideration. Catch my drift?

Oh man, Monday. Err I actually thought today was Monday... Wow.

That aura sure looks pretty.

Yep.