first box jitters haha

[dayo808]

Hey everybody i am in the midst of trying to design my first sub box. Ive had several sets of subs from fosgates to mtx to q power good and bad but i have also always ran a sealed box. With my new subs i want to go a different route id like to build my own slot ported or aero port box. I have done a bit of research and have a design im unsure of so any help would be most appreciated.

also hoping to just talk with some folks and learn a thing or two going for a low powered setup on a budget i have my sub and 4 chan amp also my subs 2 RE audio srpro15d4

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[Jeffdachef 5,000+ posts]

download winisd, download torres box calculator and make sure you account for thickness of mdf in all your measurements in displacement and cutouts.

Look for tutorials on youtube and all the major car audio forums and manufacturer's websites such as soundqubed or digital designs have a guide also.

If at any point you feel like saying F*** this designing sh*t.... Then you can turn to these http://www.srtforums.com/forums/f40/official-free-ported-box-plans-56k-no-435910/

 

[dayo808]

I have done that and gotten to the point where i just want for somebody to take a look at what i have drawn up, tho i cant figure out how to put the sketchup drawing on here. The box has 97 square inches of port area and just under 6 cu/ft of area if i did my calculations correctly also have win isd on my compy and just cant get what its trying to tell me

 

[negolien]

Put the sketches on photobucket.com and link them here.

 

[dayo808]

IMAG1076_zpsbuhufnj6.jpg Photo by dayo808 | Photobucket

heres a couple pics if i did it right haha outer dimensions are 34 wide 28 deep 17 tall thanks again all p.s. the port is 3 inches tall and is 97 square inches

 

[dayo808]

So anybody got any input on this design. Forgot to mention the thickness of the wood is 3/4"

 

[Jeffdachef 5,000+ posts]

how long is the port

 

[dayo808]

Sorry for the late reply I believe it was 29 inches haven't been able to get back home to my spec sheets