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Somewhere along the way my original instructions regarding the enclosure were changed by some in what I suspect was meant to be a harmless shortcut which actually resulted in a undesirable dimished bass response....Using loose polyfil to stuff the enclosure was never suggested... That said I...

Yes!! As I just mentioned do not stuff or fill up the chambers! Stuffing the chamber will drastically diminish bass response and increase rattle....Your better off doing nothing than stuffing them! Conversely, padding the sidewalls with thin polyfill sheet is done to eliminate any destructive...

Yeah, careful with following those youtube videos that tried to deviate from my original writeup as they make some careless mistakes and shortcuts! Not surprised the rattles are gone after overstuffing the enclosures as you most definetly reduced low bass response!

I just recently posted this reply about a week ago because someone asked the same question Adding ports is roughly 85% of the solution to the problem! Adding ports to the narrow rear panel relieves the back pressure released against the panel that is causing a majority of rattling and...

I suppose it depends on your peer group you choose to hang with as to how much hate you receive...All my friends, acquaintances, peers, and even random people in parking lots have had nothing but compliments for my Supra... The only time I see hate comments are from key board / social media...

After 40 years of driving manual sports cars and now having had some time driving autos for the past few years I'm done with manuals...That said, I'm still glad to see that Toyota is releasing a manual for the younger folks to enjoy playing with! They are engaging and fun to drive... The only...

Adding ports is roughly 85% of the solution to the problem! Adding ports to the narrow rear panel relieves the back pressure released against the panel that is causing a majority of rattling and vibration...Also adding the exhaust ports is eliminating destructive back pressure which causes low...

Over the past 2.5 years of ownership, aside from registration, insurance, and gas, it's really cost me nothing more than that...Keep in mind also had free oil and filter changes and scheduled inspections done over past few years...

I'm saying I don't recommend filling the enclosure other than lining the walls...

Yes, over the past few years since I posted this writeup a few have done the loose fill...I'm not saying it won't make a difference, it's just not optimal for the reasons I mentioned earlier....

In the application I outlined, and as I mentioned earlier, lining the walls is used to reduce destructive wave reflections and woofer dampening effects... You seem intent on wanting to loosely fill the enclosure, so do it, and see if this works better for you...I will caution you though, that...

Do not stuff or fill up the chambers! Stuffing the chamber will drastically diminish bass response and increase rattle....Your better off doing nothing than stuffing them! Conversely, padding the sidewalls with thin polyfill sheet is done to eliminate any destructive side wall acoustic...

Wouldn't it be cheaper to loose a few pounds instead?

GM Pre-Announces Chevy Corvette Trail Boss

Wow...

I'm finding myself drawn to Rapid Blue...And I'm not a blue car person! So far Red Mist and Hypersonic Gray are my favs....

what dealership?

A C8 Z06?