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Yeah thats kind of the problem I use that Back Seat and I like things to look natural. (kind of a problem with the limited space of mine). But I was thinking for a temp. box I would just build about a 4.2cft box 52"W 13"D 14"H and remove the bottom of the seat and people could just sit on top of the box if need be. I May Double layer the top with a brace in the middle(inside the box dividing 2 subs on each side) until I can save up enough money for a fiberglass box under the seat.

With the Fiberglass box would the Subwoofers facing forward sound best? or should I leave them facing up-fire as is.

Sometimes it varies. I always try listening to both and seeing/hearing which I prefer. When I had my nissan ex-cab I tried them firing forward, down, and up and forward was by far the loudest and best soundong.

That would be a good idea to make the box a part of the rear seat. If possible keep the original back that covers the amps and  the part where you sit would happen to be the enclosure. Have the subs firing forward and it might work perfect.

Depending on space you could always go with fewer subs and a ported enclosure. Lots of options to consider.

Yeah it seems that IM going to go with the back seat (wooden)box temporarily until I can get the fiber glass enlosure. And Yeah having the subs fire forward worked best for me when I had my T1's.

And I would like to go ported but that its probably going to be too much hassle with port noise and tuning.

Because im actually just going to lowe, having them cut the wood I need and im just caulking, screwing, and dampening everything. Since I'm lacking of High Powered tools here.

But thanks alot for the help man