Mounting a 10" sub

[JESTER]

I am looking at getting back into the Mustang thing with a 97-98 Cobra.

I have a smaller system in the truck I have right now, but want to pull it out and yank the Mach 460 from the cobra.

What I want to do is to mount my Memphis 10" in the rear deck between the two 5x7s. The 10" is currently in a sealed box - what needs to happen in order to mount it and enclose it if necessary?

Thanks for any input

 

[strokedandblown]

i know they make "fee air" subs that dont need enclosures but i have never heard any so i dont know if they are any good?

 

[JESTER]

Well, I already have a sub that I would want to use...so I don't really need to buy one. I just want to know what the best way to mount it in the rear deck and enclose it - if anyone has done this.

But thanks for the input.

 

[strokedandblown]

a mold out of fiberglass is about he only way since the deck is not perfeclty flat, or build a box that holds the sub in the correct place? might be more effective to make a nice sealed enclosure and call it a day. Subs in a sealed trunk sound better (acts as 2nd enclosure)

 

[iskwezm]

i would build a bandpass box and port it throught the rear deck,theres really no reason to see the woofer.

 

[tomustang]

10in sub wont fit on the rear deck unless your work around the shape

I had to use two 8in subs viewed here

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[JESTER]

10in sub wont fit on the rear deck unless your work around the shape

I had to use two 8in subs viewed here

Cool, that's what I wanted to know.

Thanks!

 

[strokedandblown]

10in sub wont fit on the rear deck unless your work around the shape

I had to use two 8in subs viewed here
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tom i take it those are free air subs? how do they sound, are they deep?

nice job on the setup