answer a few aero port questions plz!

[Gavriley2007 10+ year member]

alright since i haven't gotten any offers iv been that interested to trade or cash offers to sell my sub right away i am gonna try some aero's. I never tried the aero's and everyone says they are better period for no turbulence and port noise, now would they still be better then a totally kerfed box?

my plan would be to try lets say

4.15 cubes

30hz

1 17" 6" full psp port to achieve tuning

this is ran on 3k rms by the way

but i heard the rear flare must be the diameter of the pipe away from the box and thats a problem, at 22" depth that only leaves like 4-6" from the rear hatch, so if i go the 6 my depth must be at least 23" which cuts on my rear clearance, so what do i do?

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[15nissen 10+ year member]

alright since i haven't gotten any offers iv been that interested to trade or cash offers to sell my sub right away i am gonna try some aero's. I never tried the aero's and everyone says they are better period for no turbulence and port noise, now would they still be better then a totally kerfed box?
my plan would be to try lets say

4.15 cubes

30hz

1 17" 6" full psp port to achieve tuning

this is ran on 3k rms by the way

but i heard the rear flare must be the diameter of the pipe away from the box and thats a problem, at 22" depth that only leaves like 4-6" from the rear hatch, so if i go the 6 my depth must be at least 23" which cuts on my rear clearance, so what do i do?

I think that you will be fine. When i had 4in psp ports, the flare was only 3 inches from a box wall. Aero ports are loud, you will be surprised.

 

[Gavriley2007 10+ year member]

I think that you will be fine. When i had 4in psp ports, the flare was only 3 inches from a box wall. Aero ports are loud, you will be surprised.

good to hear and thanks

 

[roarzorz 10+ year member]

Use a pair of 4" ports instead of the single 6" and you'll have plenty of clearance.