what is the biggest volume you can get into your trunk? I just did a build for a convertible and its not gone any room at all.

im not sure what the volume is but it is small its about 10-11 inches in height. and how are you liking those 10" ssd's

I love them. They sound great when I want them to and they put up some good numbers when I want them to as well. I am still in a design mode for a new box. But on your box, if you have a lot of room for a box then you wouldn't really need more power but if you don't have enough space then I'd get more power to compensate if you want to get loud.

okay thanks so id be better off getting the saz 1200d instead of the saz1000d. and would you suggest i go with one 12 or two tens i could fit two tens in it. this is what the box im looking into looks like this is the same car i drive. http://i30.tinypic.com/2z908s4.jpg , http://www.pickupspecialties.com/Subwoofer_enclosures/AudioEnhancers/MC170.jpg

Edited December 24, 200915 yr by mustangsub

Another option you may want to consider is the SAE-1200 from dB-r.

http://www.db-r.com/sell/store2/index.php?main_page=index&cPath=65_67_69_82&zenid=ucvh2fbf9q3t69nl8fj2q3glh5

Another option you may want to consider is the SAE-1200 from dB-r.

http://www.db-r.com/sell/store2/index.php?main_page=index&cPath=65_67_69_82&zenid=ucvh2fbf9q3t69nl8fj2q3glh5

yeah, sorry thats what i meant

I think with a smaller sized 10" sub, you would only need about .9-1.5 ft cubed. With a big port area and about 1200 watts you would be better off than not having enough space for the 12" that needs 1.8-2.5 cubes. These are all volumes for ported boxes.

I think with a smaller sized 10" sub, you would only need about .9-1.5 ft cubed. With a big port area and about 1200 watts you would be better off than not having enough space for the 12" that needs 1.8-2.5 cubes. These are all volumes for ported boxes.

did you do a port for that recent convertible job?

yup

yup

damn that looks nice. do you know what the box specs were like height. because that is really the only major issue. my trunk is wide enough

15". I built it, silly. I have to know the height.

damn it. the height of my trunk is 10inches hahaah its reallllll small

Edited December 24, 200915 yr by mustangsub

this is the specs of the two ten box sealed that im looking into

SPECS:

Front Width= 42"

Rear Width= 36"

Height= 7"

Depth= 15"

so your going sealed? If sealed then sure, thats fine. The SSD 10s, sealed, only need .2 to .6 cubes each. You have about 1.5 ft cubed if you go with 36w,7h,15d dimensions.

so your going sealed? If sealed then sure, thats fine. The SSD 10s, sealed, only need .2 to .6 cubes each. You have about 1.5 ft cubed if you go with 36w,7h,15d dimensions.

yeah im leaning more towards sealed

so your going sealed? If sealed then sure, thats fine. The SSD 10s, sealed, only need .2 to .6 cubes each. You have about 1.5 ft cubed if you go with 36w,7h,15d dimensions.

also do you know how to half the dimensions for one sub?

what do you mean?

what do you mean?

If he were to do one sub instead of two subs do you know what the dimensions of that box should be.

It depends on what dimension he wants to cut down on and how much. Its not my car so I don't know.

It depends on what dimension he wants to cut down on and how much. Its not my car so I don't know.

Its not my car neither, I was just letting you know what he meant since you didnt understand what he asked (I havent even been paying attention to this topic).

.2 -.6 sealed and .9 - 1.5 ported for one 10

Is that what the OP wanted to know, cause phi said that before.

He probably wants to know which dimensions, length width or depth, to reduce to get down to those volumes but thats all up to him.

yes thats what i want to know i would like peoples suggestion on the dimensions

its all car and user dependent. I have designed a 10" iXL sub box for a 2002 mustang and it fits perfectly fine through the trunk opening with some room. It is 1.9 cubes gross. But like I said the trunk has plenty of space, its the trunk opening.

okay