If you're willing to give up your spare tire, you could fit a sub or possibly two in that area, using a fiberglass enclosure. Also, you may be able to fit a sub on each side of the backseat, using a fiberglass enclosure or infinite-baffle subs.
New Toyota project coming soon...
What is the best way to have your subs? Does it sound better in a box with an enclosed front and ported back or is it better to have the front of the speaker out and the back sealed off?
-Guenther13+Oct 2, 2003 - 11:35 PM
Thanks for the help. I'm gonna go by my audio store and listen to the diffrent kinds. How could I find which frequency would be the best for my subs? I have two 12" sony xplod subs.
well first off you need a smaller box if you want more room
get one thats 33 inches wide or less
i had one that was for two W7's that was like 31 inches wide and it fit perfect inbetween the two rear strut towers. oh and always face them towards the back. it gives the subs the perfect amount of room/air to resonate in. in other words, deeper and hits a little harder too.
get some dynamat. that will raise the amount of sound that you hear and less rattle too.
-Guenther13+Oct 3, 2003 - 4:11 PM
So the best thing is to face them towards the rear of the car? I thought it would be louder if I face them towards the back seat? Thanks for all the help.
Try them facing both ways. It all depends on the car but usually rearward sounds better.
I'd be interested to hear on your choice and results.
I have 2 10" 600W sony xplod subs but fixed in my hb parcel shelf.
(NOTE: Parcel shelf bows under the weight).
Facing up they sound like loud speakers and over power anything else.
I reveresed them today so they're facing into the boot...sounds much much better.
Having said that, I'll probably be making a box over the winter.
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