Posted September 30, 201014 yr Newbie here saying hello from Michigan. I have been watching the SSA forum for a few months and have learned alot of new stuff just from reading. Car audio has been a hobby of mine since I could drive (only 7 years but hey). Soon I will be starting a new build on my 2003 Dodge Durango and thought it would a fun idea to post it here in the builds section.Thank You,Sean
September 30, 201014 yr Author Thanks guys.Before I start I need a little help on my sub box. I am removing my third row seat. I want to build my sub box and amp rack right behind my second row seats(because I do put stuff in my suv).The box will be a good distance away from the rear hatch. What sub/port placement would be the best for my situation?I have a 12" Fi BL(cooling option) powered by a MB Quart DSC1500.1I want to build the box 2.5cuft with 32hz tuning.Thanks again,Sean
September 30, 201014 yr Thanks guys.Before I start I need a little help on my sub box. I am removing my third row seat. I want to build my sub box and amp rack right behind my second row seats(because I do put stuff in my suv).The box will be a good distance away from the rear hatch. What sub/port placement would be the best for my situation?I have a 12" Fi BL(cooling option) powered by a MB Quart DSC1500.1I want to build the box 2.5cuft with 32hz tuning.Thanks again,SeanWelcome
September 30, 201014 yr welcome. A good box design for SUV's is sub up/port back. But that can all depend.
September 30, 201014 yr Author welcome. A good box design for SUV's is sub up/port back. But that can all depend.Yeah that is what I am used to building when my box would sit closer to the back. I am thinking now with it being right behind the 2nd row maybe sub up port up? or sub up port to the drivers side?
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