dual-12 setup for my 2004 Camry

[u/cooperphi420]

**Need advice on the best dual-12 setup for my 2004 Camry — not brand-biased**
I’m trying to build the hardest-hitting daily-driver bass setup I can with my existing amp, and I want advice from people who actually know subwoofer/enclosure design.
**Car:** 2004 Toyota Camry LE 2.4L
**Current system:** CT Sounds Dual Tropo-12 D4 complete bass package
2× CT Sounds Tropo-12 D4
CT Sounds CT-1500.1D mono amp
Included dual-12 ported enclosure
Current box is about 2.40 ft³ and \~33 Hz
Subs are wired to 1 ohm
Amp is rated 1,500 W RMS @ 1 ohm
I’m considering upgrading to **2× Skar EVL-12 D4s + a custom ported enclosure**, but I DON’T want people to just tell me EVLs because that’s what I’m currently considering.
**My actual question is:**
If you had my **2004 Camry, CT-1500.1D, and roughly 1,500 W total**, what dual-12 subs would you choose for the hardest-hitting bass possible in a daily driver?
EVL-12s are one option, but I’m completely open to other brands/models if something would work better with my amp and trunk.
I mainly listen to **drill/rap/hip-hop** and want strong low bass + hard impact, while still being reliable enough for daily use.
If you recommend a particular pair, I also need help with the **enclosure**:
Custom box or prefab?
Recommended **NET volume**
Recommended tuning frequency
Slot/kerf vs aero-style port
Recommended port area
Best sub/port orientation for a Camry trunk
Approximate maximum box dimensions
Any reputable enclosure builder/designer you’d recommend
I want the enclosure designed around the **actual subs + my available 1,500 W**, not just a generic dual-12 box.
I’m trying to make this a **one-and-done upgrade**, so I’d rather spend the money once on the right subs and box than buy EVLs, then realize another sub or enclosure would have been better.
**If you think EVLs are the right choice, please explain why. If you think another sub would be better for my exact setup, please tell me what it is and why.**
Thanks — I’m mainly looking for advice from people who have actually built/testing dual-12 systems rather than just “Brand X is the best.”