does the 14" include height for sub? or do i need to accomodate for it?
I'm happy that you're learning and practicing, but I need to tell you that this isn't a very efficient port design. You need the port to be as free flowing as possible, and there is no reason whatsoever to have two bends when they aren't necessary. More importantly, if it can be avoided, you never want to vent out against a wall (where a wall forces the air out aka the exit is at 90 degrees to the port versus the port terminating facing the air aka in line with the port) as doing so can cause a good amount of compression and you'll get port loading. You don't want that. //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/smile.gif.1ebc41e1811405b213edfc4622c41e27.gif
for you sir.
25w 20 deep 14 tall.
port is 2.5x12.5
first section should be 4 inches next 9.25 and then 9 inches
left and right walls are 18.5x12.5
front wall is 12.5x 25
real left wall is 11.25x12.5
rear right wall is 11.25x12.5
top is 25x20
I read that 3 times and still don't quite get it. Could you just do some quick paint pictures to kinda show me what you mean?
great thnx
true, i wasnt entirely sure how to tackle centering the port and avoiding that. ill prolly redo it if i have time. thanks for your input. much appreciated. i welcome all constructive criticism.
sub up would definately be easier. what kind of vehicle? suv or hatch should be fine.
Two identical length ports, both running along the rear baffle of the enclosure. The ideal one will end with the port wall parallel to the rear baffle and will be ported out the side of the enclosure so that the air goes straight out. The non-ideal one will have the port wall parallel to the rear baffle, BUT, the port terminates with the rear baffle, meaning that the air makes a 90 degree turn up against the side of the enclosure, and it's that bend that forces the air out.
It's a trunk setup not sure if that makes a difference..
does the port have to be top to bottom? or can it be longways on the bottom of box? but still centered? i can make that work. will be like a "rectagular air duct" running along the "ground"
