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Howdy yall, Its been a hot minute since Ive been around here...
Well anyways. I am looking to do a budget install in my 300 and I am looking to take advantage of the factory subwoofer location in the rear deck to mount my old SVC RE 8 in. I have no experience with installing subs with an infinite baffle like this so any pointers are greatly appreciated.
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well if it's "infitite baffle", or as infinite as you can get in a trunk.....then all you have to do is mount it, hook up wires, and you're done.
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I understand that much but Ive always been under the impression that the power handling decreases in this scenario. I don't have access to any of the old TS for these speakers and I am not sure if they match the current ones or not.
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you're definitely going to lose power handling since you have no acoustic suspension to control the cone. call RE for old specs maybe
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