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So pushing box back further inside trunk before sealing it off was a gain correct? Because it's over 1db loss for us with the box pushed forward vs box loading all the way back in the trunk. We haven't sealed ours off like you did yours but since you gained I think we'll try it out too.
If we even get close to as much gain as you did we're looking at close to 152db music. But that's probably wishful thinking since it's different car and box and what not.
We haven't touched it since we cut it down over the winter. Going to mess with it in the next couple weeks or so.
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Yes pushing box back before sealing was a gain against pushed forward unsealed.
Back sealed was loudest compared to forward sealed.
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Well looks like I might be trying something new....stay tuned ..... LOL
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Yeah Baby! GP is prepped, got some more deadening done(roof), found a few minor air leaks around the box and sealed them as well as resealing the inside of the box.
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