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<blockquote data-quote="plav77" data-source="post: 8090454" data-attributes="member: 654462">Hi there,I own a 2006 Dodge Ram Mega Cab and looking at building a box to run four 10&#039;s.Looking at purchasing the following subs - JL Audio 10W3v3-4I found a website that builds boxes for my truck and I attached a picture of the box.I&#039;m pretty good with building stuff and this would be easy for me to do.These are the box dimensionsDimensions:&nbsp; &nbsp; 59 × 11.25 × 13 inTotal Volume (CuFt): 3.11JL Audio website says the following for the sub: Minimum Sealed Box Volume:&nbsp; &nbsp; 0.625 cubic feetQuestions I have.1) How do I calculate the Cuft I need for four of these subs? Do I just time by 4?2) Is it best to have one big sealed box or have dividers in the box for each sub?Thanks for any help I can get.I will make sure to post up my build project once I start it.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="plav77, post: 8090454, member: 654462"] Hi there, I own a 2006 Dodge Ram Mega Cab and looking at building a box to run four 10's. Looking at purchasing the following subs - JL Audio 10W3v3-4 I found a website that builds boxes for my truck and I attached a picture of the box. I'm pretty good with building stuff and this would be easy for me to do. These are the box dimensions Dimensions: 59 × 11.25 × 13 in Total Volume (CuFt): 3.11 JL Audio website says the following for the sub: Minimum Sealed Box Volume: 0.625 cubic feet Questions I have. 1) How do I calculate the Cuft I need for four of these subs? Do I just time by 4? 2) Is it best to have one big sealed box or have dividers in the box for each sub? Thanks for any help I can get. I will make sure to post up my build project once I start it. [/QUOTE]

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