Ok everyone, i know alot of you have seen my setup but i need some help, i want to modify my existing setup to make room for more airspace for the subs... I just dont know how to go about doing it... Any help would be great, as I am desperate for help...

For those of you that havent seen my setup, here it is:

 

Holy Shiza! Nice set up dood, umm as for more air space...damn how the hell would I know? drive with the hatch open? sorry I'm no help

 

i never noticed it before, but you do need alot more air

 

Sure do, im just trying to fiure out a way to keep this setup but modify it to where I have at least a little more airspace... Its two seperate pieces, the subwoofer part, and then the part that covers the amps, i can completely redesign the subwoofer section to where it can house more airspace... Thats an idea ive been trying to figure out...

 

try laying your amps at an angle , would give you a couple inches in saved height to extend the air space. moves your caps to clear a little more and add a couple inches to the height. if your current box is 12 x 36 , you could end up adding a 12x36x4 cubic space. all keeping it close to the height you got.

 

guessing you wanna keep the back seats.... but maybe could notch the backs out... that'll give you another square foot of air maybe combined?? just make the backs about 1/2 as thick they are now...

i dunno.. it may work... while still keeping your back seats usable

 

you could just unhook the covers from the backs of the back seats and build the box into them as well, that should gain you 2 inches deeper

 

Have you considered redesigning the enclosure as an isobaric (firing at one another, one in, one out) design? Iso enclosures are significantly smaller than your typical sealed enclosure, but generally require more power since they are not as efficient.
you could drop the angle of the amplifiers down, relocate the distribution blocks, caps, etc., to the side, and then build an isobaric enclosure to occupy the middle. The result would be only one visible woofer rather than the two, but you would have a lower playing range than your current design.