Which direction to point subs?

OK....  I sincerely hope that all of you people asking questions on here are also searching the internet for the REAL answers.  after reading some of the posts in this thread, im almost ready to loose my dinner.  you guys are ALL spitting out information that you heard somewhere else about phase cancellation, time allignment, and bass reflections.  seriously, i am ashamed that i even replied to this thread, but as a "live audio technician" and sound re-inforcment desginer, it truly makes me sad to hear such non-sense being written on a site as good as this one.  the REAL answer to your question can easily be found on this website, please take the time, and double check your resources.  

BTW.... there will hardly be any audible cancellation.  so i wouldnt worry about it, and if you think there is some cancellation, scratch the idea and start all over again!!!  thats half the fun  :)

I appreciate all of your help guys. I know you all love pics, so here is what my project looks like so far:

I have also stretched the fleece over it, but this pic was to give you an idea of how the subs will be pointing.

Kinda tough to visualize those in a car or even answer the question w/o knowing what kind of car we're talking about...

Regardless, I don't believe you'll see any noticeable cancellation or propogation based on placement unless you've got a damn good ear & spend time analyzing these sort of things.  You will see certain parts of your car rattle more tho, and other spots may be significantly louder outside the vehicle.  that's what I'd pay attn to.

I agree that the first answer you got here about the "dead spot" between concert speakers is a little silly.  There may be some theoretical value there, but you could do an experiment in your car by putting your ears in the middle of the cabin between the two door speakers.  You won't find any real dead spot.

mi_what: I agree that they are not angled that much which is sort of what I wanted to do. Regarding what you mentioned about sanding the resin, the sub will be mounted onto the inner mdf ring, the outer mdf ring was just so the sub would be mounted flush and not stick out.

abovestock: I visited your webpage. Your enclosure looks good. I also like the brake calipers, they look awesome. What kind of paint did you use, and how are they holding up? Is there a particular reason you used an airbrush?