Reverse Mount Q

Gonzo

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I am getting rid of my other 75 lb bulky box out of my trunk and going with somethin lighter. I an making the trunk flush and i want to put a sub in the middle where the spare goes but theres not that much room so it is either a shallow mount sub or a reverse mount... What are the pos and Neg on reverse mount? How much air space are usually need for those? and dont you have to hook those up backwards to hit backwards? im a newb when comes to this. Thanks
 

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bump....
 


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how could you POSSIBLY hook a sub up backwards so that it hits backwards?lmao.
 

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you hook it up one way on the mag net the sub hits in....you hook it up the other way you reverse the poles and it his out
 


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Gonzo said:
you hook it up one way on the mag net the sub hits in....you hook it up the other way you reverse the poles and it his out
are you talking about making the speaker go IN instead of OUT when it hits?
 

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no what he wants to do is mount it so that the mag is showing, i know on the pioneer decks you can change that in the settings of the radio, and you would want to hook it up as you normally would, its maily for show and i haven't seen any db charts of the diffs so i would either use what you have or look for a free-air sub instead
 

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oh ok,i knew he meant that but i thought he was talking about making the actual speaker hit backwards......idk much about car audio,but i douby itll sound good in that setup
 

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h
if you are going to fak
lse the floor it will actually raise it enough to do a type r 12 or equil\vilent. Fiberglass will weigh more than 75lbs to do the job you are talking about
 

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yup, to do a false floor you will have to raise it up juast a little bit to make it look right
 


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