Box Ideas

The subs that are being bought:

Rockford Fosgate P3D4 12"
Fs (Hz): 27.7
Re (Ohms): 6.40
Le (mH): 6.94
Qms: 5.60
Qes: 0.57
Qts: 0.52
Vas (Liters): 57.7
Sd (cm2): 570
Xmax (mm): 15.9
Woofer Displacement (in): 0.194 cu.ft. (5.5 Liters)
Cutout Diameter (in): 11.25 in. (285 mm)
Mounting Depth (in): 6.66 in. (169.3 mm)

I really would like a ported box, but everything I read says these are probably best in a sealed box. What would you guys think?

If they are best in a sealed box, then I'll just put together a real simple and airtight rectangle box, no big deal. But if they would be worth a good shot in a ported box then I would like someone to design me one (I'll pay of course) OR help teach me a step by step on how to do it. Keep in mind though, I am using these in a truck, so they will be firing upwards towards the ceiling. I am coming from a 4th Order Bandpass and want something low and loud.

If someone were to design one for me, I mainly listen to Dubstep, followed by Rap and then from there I'm not usually playing it real loud so it does not matter. I would also like to keep it at around 30" wide. I'll get an exact measurement on size in a bit.

Thanks!

EDIT: Sorry for the lack of a good title! I meant to go back and change it, but I forgot!

Missing the BL in those Ts numbers. I did 3 of these ported for a guy in a suburban a few years back. 32hz was the tuning I used, forgot box volume, but they were loud. I thought they were a tad sloppy though. Might have been a little too much volume. I remember looking at passive radiators for those. Never convinced the guy to try it.

Sealed box designed subs do well in a 4th order, provided that the design and build are dead on balls accurate.

If you would be willing to design a ported box (Upwards firing) it would be appreciated and be willing to pay. Unless you think it would sound just as well in a sealed box?

They can do well in a ported enclosure but only in a huge amount of volume. And frankly, I wouldn't bother with that large a box for 12s with just under the xmax of an SA-8.