how far away do i have to keep my port from seats, and walls
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how far away do i have to keep my port from seats, and walls
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um.... there is no set distance. jus make sure there not plugging the port.
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Originally Posted by 00maxima
You dont HAVE to keep it away from them. Its better to do so though. Port noise and reduced performance can result from it.
Now to answer your question...a good 4-5" would be good and a little more would be ideal IMO.
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ya i was just wondering because i have a litte hatch in my rear seats that folds down into the trunk. and was thinking i could leave that down most of the time and have it fire through there directly into the cabin, but i didnt know if i could cause when i fold it back up i only have like 1"-2". would that also reduce vibration/pressure in the trunk, if i had the port emptying into the cabin?
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same as building the box, no closer then the port is wide (or it's diameter). the same rule applies outside of the box as it does inside.
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**R = sq.rt. A / Pi (for square/slot port)
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really not supposed to have less than 3"... 4" is good.. 5"+ ideal.. this is what i've been told
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port width away is generally what i shoot for
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can i use a 1 or a 2 inch port or is that too small.
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Keepin it Simple
i suppose that depends on the application.
2006 Jeep Liberty
Adire Audio, Cadence, Clarion, MB Quart
Lv = [(14630000 x R^2) / (Fb^2 x Vb)] - 1.463R
*Vb = vol. in cu"
**R = sq.rt. A / Pi (for square/slot port)
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