Help with port

[DaytonLax14 10+ year member]

Hey all, I'm hell bound on squeezing 2 12s in my standard cab and I'm thinking DC subs might be the way to go because of their smaller enclosure size. Trying to fit 2 DC level 3s back there. Here's what Ive come up with so far but I'm having trouble with a port. Can someone shed some light?



Each sub calls for 1.25 cubic feet. Let's make this happen

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[kr15 5,000+ posts]

10s or 12s? Ive seen boxes like that with side firing aeros get pretty loud. Maybe 2 4"?

 

[Jeffdachef 5,000+ posts]

you going for lows or just loud? I'd go with a single 6 inch aero side driver port for numbers and demos and side passengers for personal enjoyment.

Use proper well placed threaded rod bracing instead of the double baffle and you should save some airspace and maybe squeeze 1.5 cubes per sub. Dc can work in smaller boxes but not 1.25 cubes small.

 

[tymoto21 10+ year member]

i did a 2 12 box for my buddy with a stack in the middle external.

you could fit 2-3 4" pcv ports and fire them up in the middle, it worked very well in his 98 s10 single cab

but also did single 8 with passenger port that worked very well also

 

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[DaytonLax14 10+ year member]

you going for lows or just loud? I'd go with a single 6 inch aero side driver port for numbers and demos and side passengers for personal enjoyment.
Use proper well placed threaded rod bracing instead of the double baffle and you should save some airspace and maybe squeeze 1.5 cubes per sub. Dc can work in smaller boxes but not 1.25 cubes small.

Their website says 1.25 cubic feet for a 12" level 3.

I just want it to be loud. I'm having a heck of a time getting a port to fit in this thing with proper port area. The length always comes out to be super long.

 

[DaytonLax14 10+ year member]

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