Sub and Amp?

Thanks to Stevdart and Forbidden for not taking me out.  Mrhunter it sounds to me like these guys really know what they're talking about, its good stuff man!  If I may be so bold as to contribute again.  I use two of the Perfect 10.1's in a sealed enclosure providing 1.0 cubit ft for each sub chamber.  Those bad boys hit just the way I anticipated, hard, clean and tight.  They can get down there for the real low bass guitar or handle the abuse from someguy banging away at the drums.  They are sweet!  Again, I am a novice and obviously pumped about these Infinity subs. 

Cheers

Your choice of sub will definitely affect the type of enclosure. Sort of a what came first the chicken of the egg question. One way to go about this choice is to determine how much real estate you want to give up in the trunk. I'm hoping that you know how to calculate cubic inches of airspace. Measure out you l x w x h in inches for the largest amount of space you want to give up and at the same time imagine that space as a cardboard box. Can you get the box into the trunk? Many a person has built a box only to not have it fit into the trunk opening. A great waste of time but you built a nice box. Here is the basic math for you.

l x w x h = cubic inches = cubic foot

12 x 12 x 12 = 1728 cubic inches = 1 cubic foot

3456 cu.in. = 2 cu.ft.

Post up the area that you have and maybe we can go backwards at this and choose the box and sub for the airspace.