<center><img src="http://pictureposter.audiworld.com/125481/dsc00486.jpg"></center><p>1000watts rms, get vibrations in my drivers seat.<ul><li><a href="http://pictureposter.audiworld.com/125481/dsc00485.jpg">http://pictureposter.audiworld.com/125481/dsc00485.jpg</a</li></ul>

I KNOW DUDE I HAD THIS IN A BMW 320 AND I COULDNT GET ANYTHING IN THE TRUNK.but i just love bass. sorry bout the caps lock.

or is it moved forward so your ski hatch is open?
Mine is about your size but mine doesn't look as big cause it's pushed back.
I have 2 10" Kicker comps pushing 2000w max with a 1200w amp, and the prob I have is that the license plate area rattles? Do you have that prob too? If so, how'd you fix it.

Even a pair of 12's in a box (tested at an audio shop) offered almost no bass inside the car. I used a pair of 10's on the rear deck, and they work well...but the response is muddy because the deck and surrounding metal and trunk interior is not sealed well enough.

Is the sub in your picture the only driver? Or is there another one on the other side? How does it sound?

yeah it works fine, i get bass throughout the car,it has been proven that really you should face subwoofers that way as the bass bounces off the trunk lid and back into the cabin,i saw a programe once like mythbusters where they had a subwoofer and amp in a car and they faced the sub in every direction and had a decibel meter in the cabin and the the way that worked the best was that way.you can even try it at home with a house speaker,turn the speaker to face the wall about a foot away and note the difference.

yes it is touching the back seat, max wattage doesnt really count you need the rms value,my whole boot area rattles but you only hear it when stood outside. i have an aftermarket headunit and 2 6x9s on the rear shelf.