box1

Just hope your port will see enough clearance at the exit, or you'll have to listen to turbulent air...

box1

is there anything to do about this? its goin behind the seats of a truck, so the port almost has to be on the side there.

box1

There's always the top, or the front side of the box. I think I know why you put it there. You CAN "bend" the ports via "elbows".

box1

lol yea i guess ill have to just put it on the top about 3 inches in diameter. ill proll just get some pvc pipe and go about 5 inches deep. any suggestions on something different to use or a different depth?

box1

I suggest that you use a slot port. It would probably be longer than round ports, but it would be easier to make and can act as a brace for the box. Some don't like it, but you can also make interchangeable ports too. I'm currently making one for fun.

box1

where could i get the demensions for a slot port? and that would have to go at the top right?

box1

again, slot ports need clearance... top would be a good place to start. YOu can't simply get dimensions out of thin air. You gotta get acquainted with winISD pro. Remeber, larger the port, longer it is. smaller=shorter, but also prone to air turbulence.

box1

lol when you use those terms im lost. all i know is the demensions of the box. i guess ill just go with a rectangle 3 x 5 port at 5 " deep.

box1

you won't get the tuning you are looking for if you just make a port based on the box height. SLots ports are easier to bend, just need to make something like a maze inside. If you wanna know what I mean, refer to edesignaudio.com's recommended box blueprint.

box1

yeah i see what you mean. they look good, where would i get maze demensions? and im not sure where iwould have the room