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Free air (or infinite baffle) give a flatter frequency response curve then sealed or ported boxes. They also handle much less power since there's no pressure on the subwoofer, so it can easily rip itself apart if your not careful. My subwoofers wernt designed for free air, but are more then...

Awesome, thanks for the reply's. I guess tomorrow it begins then. Im pumped. :)

Im in the middle of an interior swap and decided to put some more sound deadening down while everything was out. While looking at the rear dash, I notice its pretty solid...and big. I know there's a lot of :q:q:q:q under the dash, and ive read posts about people relocating all that stuff to the...

I see. Im still thinking its interference. If I remember correctly, the wires going to the trunk are unshielded. I am unsure of the route they take to get into the trunk, but id be willing to be that they are run down the middle. If im understanding this right, your subs and door speakers are...

Run your power wire down one side of your car and your signal wires (RCA's and stuff) down the other side of your car. If the jacket on your power wire isnt too big it should fit into the channels under the door sill. What you are hearing is interference from the power wire, and the extra noise...

Im in for at least one set