How do you fit a subwoofer under the R33 shelf?

[HoeTrain]

It took me two months of stuffing around to get my band-pass perfected, well worth it though.

[wolverine]

With bass waves measuring up to 25 meters peak-to-peak it is going to rattle the car not matter where it is.

hey marty,

about those rattles in my boot....

[zzsprade]

I’ve had numerous people asking me over PM’s how we manage to fit a subwoofer under the R33 shelf next to the battery. This is one example of how it’s done. This R33 belongs to a certain member here.

Fhrx,

Out of curiousity would you recommend such an enclosure as the one shown here with a single 10" as a simple and effective (quality wise) means of installing a sub or is there another position/type of enclosure that you would recommend.

Granted there are a lot of contributing factors but what are your thoughts on basic sub install enclosures and locations for a skyline that even a beginner could understand.

As always cheers mate!

-Alex

[zzsprade]

Actually I had another question as well.

In relation to the above sub enclosure and the positioning of the sub, would cancellation be an issue considering it is firing towards the parcel shelf?

-Alex

[Fhrx]

The shelf has quite a few holes in it remember and the sub is crossed over very low too.

[cLoWn]

in that pic where is the amp and if it hasn't been placed there where will it be placed remembering if the subs is running lots of power the amp in a confined space will most probably over heat... i found that out with my amp

[paulr33]

why would u want a sub mounted there? that would be terrible. subs in parcel shelfs = no no.

ive always been told to box them, and in a coupe face them backwards so they're facing out of the boot and not towards the front of the car. same concept with amping 6x9's big no no