which way to face your sub enclosure?
lol that would be the cars ass.....i gotta find evidence
here it is
In a car, it is usually best to have the subwoofer box as close to the front of the car as possible with the subwoofers firing towards the rear of the car. This generally will allow the subwoofer box to produce the best sound for your car. Firing the subwoofers upwards in the trunk is not recommended, as this will tend to make the trunk rattle more than normal. The exception to this rule for cars is if your car is a hatchback. If you have a hatchback, you can probably get away with firing the subwoofers up towards the glass and still get very good output from your system.
from http://www.klausaudio.com/subwoofer-...-placement.php
here it is
In a car, it is usually best to have the subwoofer box as close to the front of the car as possible with the subwoofers firing towards the rear of the car. This generally will allow the subwoofer box to produce the best sound for your car. Firing the subwoofers upwards in the trunk is not recommended, as this will tend to make the trunk rattle more than normal. The exception to this rule for cars is if your car is a hatchback. If you have a hatchback, you can probably get away with firing the subwoofers up towards the glass and still get very good output from your system.
from http://www.klausaudio.com/subwoofer-...-placement.php
fire to the rear of the car. Unless you have the trunk sealed you will have soundwaves bouncing back and canceling out other soundwaves, making it sound quieter. Kind of like how a negative and a positive cancel each other out.
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