Guys I appreciate the advice, but this thread is from last year. I don't even own those subs anymore.

 

If you're looking for a more in depth understanding of how speakers react and sound is produced from them, may I suggest the Loudspeaker Design Cook Book for a good reference. It's a great read, they do a very good job at explaining the fundamentals and even show experimental examples. With this in hand, you'll be able to produce some cool stuff

 

LOL!

Sorry bro, were you able to resolve it at least?

 

Yeah had them facing into the cabin. Turned them to face back and solved the issue. Then took them out 2 months later for the ones I have in there now. Still facing rear and no issues.

 

Do you have ohmmeter reader in look at how much u r getting per-outlet on the rca because I have the same problem I also had to make some new ports on the sub-box I have Skar 2x12 2,400rms watt SDR series complete subwoofer package with vented enclosure and amp
p.s what year do u have? Because all the car come with noise cancellation and you need to bypass that so your speaker don’t get tumps

 

Talk about reviving a 12 year old post LOL