Originally Posted by No_Dominion
Unforunately, unless you you know someone that will fab a custom enclosure for you at a crazy cheap price, you're going to have to compromise somewhere.
If you want more room, your best bet would be changing over to the 10's so you can have a smaller enclosure, but you're going to have a significant reduction in output.
If you want to keep the same level of sound and stay with the 12's, you'll have to pony up the dough and have a high quality custom enclosure build that can maximize the available space within the rear hatch.
It all comes down to what is more important to you, low cost, loud sound or minimal space used. You can have 2 of the 3, but you're not going to be able to have all 3 most likely.
I will be making the box.
And ya I know.... not happy about it lol
But if you look at what Beaner designed, he found a nice way to make a false floor, protect the subs and have a relatively flat surface.
Here are the pics from his gallery: (tell me if you cant see them!)
