Billy Jack

Most 1ohm stable amps would strap at 2ohm together. Just depends on what amps your talking about.

You want loose your hearing as much as you will gain a ringing in them. I have tittinus myself, I think I spelled that right, but anyways it's annoying when your trying to sleep and it's quiet. And learn to take a joke obviously I was kidding about the speaker box car but that is what 6 18"s would look like in a tiny hatchback.

Anybody seen that vid of the car on you tube the guy made a speaker box out of the entire car with Alfred subs bolted right to the roof I think that is what speaker boy is wanting a giant sti speaker box lol.

Old bike I had back in my younger days. Loved that beast.

One of my old trucks I used to have. I ran a 2 way active front stage in this one.

I also raise English Bulldogs.

Another toy.

I figured it out. And yes I know it's not a proper install but I just got this new car and threw a old system in it just to have something to listen to.

Lol ok I will try again.

I tried that and it always says there is an error and gives me a .200 what ever that means. That one pick is the only one that has ever loaded and there all coming from photos on a iPhone 5s. I have tried everything and just can't get it to upload. I might try my sons laptop maybe it will work.

A suburu sti hatchback is, 64 inches wide, and 58 inches tall. So you plan a wall with 6 18" subs, that if you put them end to end, with zero gap between them, are gonna measure 54" inches wide, and 54" inches tall, do you see the problem now. Now if you had say 2 - 18"s IB yea that would work, probably not going to sound very good or reach a high db number but it's your money.

You can do as little as 4 times vas and still do ok, but no way is 6 18's or 6 15's gonna fit in a tiny hatchback and sound good. And no need to get bent out of shape and start name calling, I was just trying to give you some advice, and explain my thinking behind it. And my rep is from one guy who gives me bad rep for liking a build or anything and everything. I have never been nothing but polite to everyone here except one guy and yea he got under my skin.

The reason I suggested two different subs, is because i don't think you will have room, for that many IB subs, of that size ,and the reason being, when the subs are on a baffle, the sound waves are forced to travel further to intersect. The smaller the baffle, the higher waves "upper frequencies" are no longer cancelling out as the baffle seperate's them. As you increase your baffle size, the longer it gets, the lower the waves that no longer cancel depending on 1/4 wavelength and total wavelength. The 1/4 wavelength is 8.5 feet, the total wavelength is 35 feet. So for the driver to recreate 34hz and up without any cancellation it would need to be 35 feet out from the sub, or a total of 75 feet in diameter. A Infinite baffle is a sealed room with a minimum airspace of 25 times the subs vas, so the sub does not see the enclosure. Anything less and the air acts as a spring.