On a suv which way should the subs and port be pointed. I was told subs up port forward what is best?

Ive heard subs up and port to the rear depending if you have enough room between port and back hatch, or port and subs up.

oops, sorry, I am out of it this morning. I have seen setups I like with sub up/port up, sub up/port back and sub forward/port up.

subs forward was used for competing where the rear seat was folded down, not firing directly into the rear seat.

subs forward was used for competing where the rear seat was folded down, not firing directly into the rear seat.

Thanks

Ive heard subs up and port to the rear depending if you have enough room between port and back hatch, or port and subs up.

I dont with the short liberty. I would think subs up port up.

Would be able to give a better recommendation with the size of box you're building and the size available in the vehicle. IIRC you need to measure the width of the port and make sure you have that much room between the port and the rear gate.

Sub up port to passenger side was my best score.

For the most output: subs up/port back would be the best.

For the most output: subs up/port back would be the best.

How do you know Young? Just curious as well.

Would be able to give a better recommendation with the size of box you're building and the size available in the vehicle. IIRC you need to measure the width of the port and make sure you have that much room between the port and the rear gate.

I dont think i have more than four inches

Sub up port to passenger side was my best score.

Could list the different positions that you tried with a little description about the differences? I think it may help others with the same question.

Would be able to give a better recommendation with the size of box you're building and the size available in the vehicle. IIRC you need to measure the width of the port and make sure you have that much room between the port and the rear gate.

I dont think i have more than four inches

Using 4" aeros?

Would be able to give a better recommendation with the size of box you're building and the size available in the vehicle. IIRC you need to measure the width of the port and make sure you have that much room between the port and the rear gate.

I dont think i have more than four inches

Aww so solly for yhoo.

Would be able to give a better recommendation with the size of box you're building and the size available in the vehicle. IIRC you need to measure the width of the port and make sure you have that much room between the port and the rear gate.

I dont think i have more than four inches

Using 4" aeros?

nerf port back subs back, but with a jeep liberty i dont have moch room.

For the most output: subs up/port back would be the best.

How do you know Young? Just curious as well.

Hours of testing in multiple vehicles. This doesn't mean that there aren't exceptions. Generic question got my generic answer. He will have to figure out what works best for him. The "best" could mean more bass or better sound quality. Who knows.

For the most output: subs up/port back would be the best.

Hours of testing in multiple vehicles. This doesn't mean that there aren't exceptions. Generic question got my generic answer. He will have to figure out what works best for him. The "best" could mean more bass or better sound quality. Who knows.

How do you know Young? Just curious as well.

My subs and port are both to the rear?

Most competitors in SUVs see best results with the subs up, and port to the rear. Sometimes the port very close to the hatch gains, sometimes port far away gains, but for the most part, this orientation is the best for overall output.

Sub up, port back 5" away from back door

Reelbigfish92 on here has his n2 18in sub up port back. I would have to guess only inches away from the hatch. It definitely has some output

As far as I know though that is the only way he has tried

Sub up, port back 5" away from back door

Prove how its better, then you can use that blanket statement.

Sub up, port back 5" away from back door

Prove how its better, then you can use that blanket statement.

my box it subs forward port forward.

Which means toward the hatch.

Sub up, port back 5" away from back door

The box I have gives me subs toward hatch and port toward hatch.

Sub up, port back 5" away from back door

Prove how its better, then you can use that blanket statement.

I would try it but both point toward rear hatch.

Reelbigfish92 on here has his n2 18in sub up port back. I would have to guess only inches away from the hatch. It definitely has some output

As far as I know though that is the only way he has tried

I have tried subs up port up and it has been the best for me. but i am limited to the box i have.