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<blockquote data-quote="husker77" data-source="post: 7801040" data-attributes="member: 641116">for my pair of 15 ti&#039;s. Thinking about building this to put in my 91 lesabre daily driver. I know most of you are thinking &quot;he&#039;s gotta be full of crap, no way his kid has a 86 s-10 and him a 91 lesabre, no one rolls that deep&quot;. But I assure you we have both of those fine automobiles in our fleet. The lesabre has a huge trunk, but to do this I would have to build it in 3 sections and assemble it in the trunk. The sealed sections and the ported section would all be separate, then bolted or screwed together in the trunk. I just kind of like playing around on sketchup, I&#039;m not very good at it but like learning. I wish I could figure out how to move components you import, more practice.I have no idea how good this box would be but I figured it would be a learning experience more than anything.<a href="http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/822/topview4thorderh.jpg/" target="_blank"><img src="http://img822.imageshack.us/img822/1167/topview4thorderh.jpg" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" /></a>It is right at 1.7 ^3 on each sealed section and then right around 6.5 on the ported(kinda hard to figure with the little air diverted I put in). So a little over a 3:1 ratio. I could make the sealed a little bigger, therefore shrinking the ported section. Then I figured use 2 6&quot; aero ports up through the rear deck of my car, should even be able to hide them in the original speaker area. I thought I would start at about 8&quot; long, which should be right around 40 hz if I am doing anything right. I thought I could make them adjustable so I can play with the tuning.Like I said I want to learn and the only way is to do. Any advise or criticism is welcome.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="husker77, post: 7801040, member: 641116"] for my pair of 15 ti's. Thinking about building this to put in my 91 lesabre daily driver. I know most of you are thinking "he's gotta be full of crap, no way his kid has a 86 s-10 and him a 91 lesabre, no one rolls that deep". But I assure you we have both of those fine automobiles in our fleet. The lesabre has a huge trunk, but to do this I would have to build it in 3 sections and assemble it in the trunk. The sealed sections and the ported section would all be separate, then bolted or screwed together in the trunk. I just kind of like playing around on sketchup, I'm not very good at it but like learning. I wish I could figure out how to move components you import, more practice. I have no idea how good this box would be but I figured it would be a learning experience more than anything. [URL="http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/822/topview4thorderh.jpg/"][IMG]http://img822.imageshack.us/img822/1167/topview4thorderh.jpg[/IMG][/URL] It is right at 1.7 ^3 on each sealed section and then right around 6.5 on the ported(kinda hard to figure with the little air diverted I put in). So a little over a 3:1 ratio. I could make the sealed a little bigger, therefore shrinking the ported section. Then I figured use 2 6" aero ports up through the rear deck of my car, should even be able to hide them in the original speaker area. I thought I would start at about 8" long, which should be right around 40 hz if I am doing anything right. I thought I could make them adjustable so I can play with the tuning. Like I said I want to learn and the only way is to do. Any advise or criticism is welcome. [/QUOTE]

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