H_L

Hi guys,
I got a Nissan S15 and I wanted to set up some subs I was thinking 2 or 3 kicker L7 10” square ones, the thing is I need all the room I can get in my trunk and was imagining about mounting them behind the seats and facing them into the cabin and use the trunk for a box I know its going to shake the panels to bits so I have to plaster it with sound deadening but my biggest question is: is it possible will this work efficiently?

Cheers

ndinadis

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I dont know if you have enough air space to put two 10" L7's in that car
Just to let others know, the car he has is basically a 240sx (expect much better looking and with a much better engine then the ones we got)

jalat

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one 10" off 500rms+ will sound plenty good in that car.

DeadlySones

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In the right enclosure yep!

MR2NR

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Two or three subs = one big box. If you need trunk space that is not the way to go at all. One good sub in the proper box is all you will need.

stephenfleming

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The L7 10's only need .66FT^3 sealed.
But ya, one good sub in a good box will be all you need.
Sub bass is one of those things, you want bass - you gotta lose space.
Want the space, not so much bass.

H_L

Here is a photo: I was just going to run them free air and use the trunk as a box, I have seen it done before but with 2 15’s in a commodore and it worked quite well. A single 10” L7 requires about 35 to 63 litres for a ported box and 18 to 28litres for a sealed box. I think there is a chance of it working I’m just deciding 2 or 3 10” L7’s?

RomanticMoments

So not being able to use your trunk is ok?

stephenfleming

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The L7's won't run propperly free air.
You'll also need to do a lot of work to do a proper IB setup.
There are subs that will do very well in an IB setup.
I say do a proper box and a good sub and you'll have plenty of bass.

DeadlySones

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^^^^^^^ He's right ^^^^^^^