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might have to buy that st 4x, just so my 4ch matched my 500xm..

so it would be a better idea to leave the 10's and make a trunk wall for them (so that they are sealed to the cabin)?

was wondering if having subs of different sizes in the trunk is a good idea. i read somewhere (though for the life of me i cant remember where) that it wouldn't be, but i don't quite believe them. i was considering putting a sealed 15 in with my 2 sealed 10's to get some more sub-bass in there.

agree^^^^ try these for some help box calc winISD RE box calc as far as ports go if you dont want it to be slotted, i would try parts express for your ports

you're getting ~3 cubes with a tuning freq of ~45hz Subwoofer Enclosure Calculators, Fraction to Decimal, Parallel, Series, Port Length and Volume Calculators a tuning freq of 30 - 32hz is usually considered desirable if you want to plan your stuff out i would suggest using both the above...

try the re box calculator re box calculator

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try using the re box calc RE AUDIO - Box Calculator just fiddle with the red numbers until you have what you want

i agree with ancorp, just dont go beyond 3 cubes, and go with the lowest tuning you can get

have you checked out the sticky for box plans?

being an iowan, i lol'd

about 9 inches, though i would suggest getting more ports than that

/its going in the trunk of my 02 accord. can i just pick up a huge piece of pvc? and use that? or do need to do more

according to the12volt.com your box is tuned to ~30hz

the box is going to be tuned to 30hz and winISD said that what i needed