wheel arch sub box advice

[jamie16v]

i am looking to tidy up my install and was wondering what size sub would be best for the wheel arch box i plan to build would be?..
i know a 15 would be rediculous but theyre nice on the lows..
im stuck in choice between a 12" and a 10" really.. i have had a twin 10" bandpass for the past 6 months and it kicks nicely but its not very practical when going shopping or putting the pram in the boot  ....
i already have a couple of 10" subs to play with but i have usually been happy with 12s in the past and my taste of music is changing too.. im not really into the clubby type of music anymore and like more of the indie type of stuff if you get me?.
will a 12 be too big for this type of box or do you think i would be better off sticking with a 10?.

[troublestarter]

a 12" is a good all rounder and will fit fine
heres a couple of pics of one i made for a customer

[jamie16v]

ah, nicey....

[jamie16v]

can anyone recommend a sub for about 50-60 quid?... im looking for SQ more than anything.

[B-chi]

I'll be honest i've got a new 12" powerplant in a sealed box i'm not using. You can have a listen to it see how it sounds if you want.

See if you like it!

[jamie16v]

where is the village pond to mate?, perhaps i could take a drive lol..
on a serious note, if youre not too far away and the price is right then i might take it off you!.

[B-chi]

I live in abingdon, but could travel for 20mins or so.

£40 & it's yours with box.

It's in a sealed 1.25cu ft box made from 18mm mdf, screwed & pu glued.

I had 2 of these running off 1.5k and the wanged.

Not this one obviously.

[jamie16v]

youre quite a distance away mate..
thanks though..

[jamie16v]

will be going for a JBL GT5 tomorrow, affordable and i have heared good things about them for the price so, thats what i am going for. 

[B-chi]

Nout wrong with that bud. They can take descent amount of power too. Very underated 

How much rms you got on tap?