Sub Box Polyfill - To stuff or Not To Stuff??

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12-05-2006, 12:48 PM

X5Dawg

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Sub Box Polyfill - To stuff or Not To Stuff??

Wanted to get some opinions on using polyfill inside a sealed sub box. What are the advantages/ disadvantages?? When airspace is a concern, would not stuffing the box full of polyfill reduce that airspace??

I am in the final stages of building my box and would like to get some input before I seal this puppy up.

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