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<blockquote data-quote="dirtracer455" data-source="post: 5388532" data-attributes="member: 599052">So I am planning on installing a single 10&#039;&#039; sub into my 08 Silverado Ext. Cab in the next few days. I already have the sub, amp, wiring, and stereo adapter. Now the most important part...&nbsp; the BOXI know a guy at a local shop who said he would help me build a box. However, I am trying to decide between ported and sealed.My sub is a FiCaraudio SSD 10. It runs at about 800-850 RMS power. On Fi&#039;s site the box recommendations for ported and sealed are as follows:SSD 10Sealed box: .2-.6 cuftPorted box: .9-1.5 cuft @ 33HzSimilar boxes from subthump.com are about .9&#039;&#039; cu in volume.I know its better to be on the higher side of the range to get the best sound and lows. Would it be better to go sealed?Advice would be appreciated!-Mike</blockquote>

[QUOTE="dirtracer455, post: 5388532, member: 599052"] So I am planning on installing a single 10'' sub into my 08 Silverado Ext. Cab in the next few days. I already have the sub, amp, wiring, and stereo adapter. Now the most important part... the BOX I know a guy at a local shop who said he would help me build a box. However, I am trying to decide between ported and sealed. My sub is a FiCaraudio SSD 10. It runs at about 800-850 RMS power. On Fi's site the box recommendations for ported and sealed are as follows: SSD 10 Sealed box: .2-.6 cuft Ported box: .9-1.5 cuft @ 33Hz Similar boxes from subthump.com are about .9'' cu in volume. I know its better to be on the higher side of the range to get the best sound and lows. Would it be better to go sealed? Advice would be appreciated! -Mike [/QUOTE]

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