Alright, supposedly eD's stealth box is .3 cubic feet so mine is somewhere around there, it might be a tad bit bigger. I had a Pioneer 10" shallow mount in it, with 3" mounting depth. Will this sub's mounting depth fit, and since it requires .5-1.0 cubic feet, is my enclosure going to be too small for it? Will it work? thanks.
http://www.sonicelectronix.com/item_...t+RSH+252.html

 

interesting looking woofer design with the center coming up so high. it looks like the woofer itself will fit in the box, but won't that center stick up way too high??

 

yeah maybe, i was thinkin about that, but at the moment, the trunkbed cover rubs no matter what, so I just keep the flap open. I'm trying to devise a way of making the trunkbed cover sit at least 3/4" higher than it is stock...

 

won't you need like 2 or 3 inches with that woofer??

 

The magnet & voicecoil is mounted in reverse to save depth, same as Illusion Audio has been doing with their subs for several years.

 

hmm, I just went and measured my enclosure and I dunno if this will fit. The bottom of it may touch the bottom of the enclosure, unless I put like a ring around where it mounts to raise it up a little. I guess most likely I'm going to cut a whole through the trunkbed cover and just have the sub exposed because it probably won't be able to move without hitting it...

 

be careful cutting since the trunk board cost a lot from the dealer!!!

 

so whats the selling point of this woofer.. the fact that its got a shallow magnet.. which in reality has the magnet protruding through the front of the woofer.. not really a flush design... it kinda looks like a mid sub.. but thats me