subs facing boot or cabin?

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Originally Posted by AmmoJammo

face forward, better sound quality, rear may sound better, but its only cos the distortion from the sub is being muffled by the boot.

if its distorting facing forward, it was already distorting facing backward. :thumbsup:

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Just go up a little and read my first post champ. :)

ok now i face my other problem when the subs are turned up the hatch rattles it thinks its the plastic that covers the wiperblade motor n such, what should i do to try and secure it, i dont want to be drilling holes into the body if it is not necessary :)

That issue is also faced by everyone with a system. It is resolved by using a careful blend of foam (to stop light panels rattling), sound deadening (to stop the larger panels flexing and letting sound through) and patience (to stop you going insane whilst rattle chasing).;)

hey marty, expanding foam (dont try this at home kids) works a treat hahahaha just buckles a few panels in the proxess thou :p

ur number plates might be rattling also check for that

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Originally Posted by ICACHA

hey marty, expanding foam (dont try this at home kids) works a treat hahahaha just buckles a few panels in the proxess thou :p

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Did that in our competition van, just do it little by little. Don't try filling the whole section at once. As long as the foam can expand somewhere you should be fine. It improved spl and made it quieter outside quite a bit.

Do you all have a Home Depot or a big home repair place down there? If so you can use the gutter repair kit instead of the dynamat. It's the same thing just that it is 10" wide by 15 feet long for $16USD. I used that because it cost me 50 bucks to do a whole car where as the Dynamat was going to cost well over $200USD.

gutter repair kit info is very very interesting