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<blockquote data-quote="MisterGrubbs" data-source="post: 1189690" data-attributes="member: 561929">QuestionIs say, .60 after port area, enough for a ported 8? If so, would two ported 8&#039;s of decent nature do all right for me in this situation?As the box sits(I can expand it another say .2^ft per sub), I have .62^ft before displacement per chamber, so figuratively speaking, if I have .85 roughly ^ft per chamber, minus the port area I&#039;ll need and displacement of sub, will that be enough room?And if soCan someone help me figure out how big/long of a port I need? As small as the box is, I&#039;m not sure that I want to go 4&quot;, maybe only 2?????Help? Please?I need ideasI considered the single ported 10 Idea, and although it might work there is an elevated area where very little air can pass through - And I&#039;m afraid this might affect the box. Two ported 8&#039;s is the best way, it seems, to go. Or no?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="MisterGrubbs, post: 1189690, member: 561929"] Question Is say, .60 after port area, enough for a ported 8? If so, would two ported 8's of decent nature do all right for me in this situation? As the box sits(I can expand it another say .2^ft per sub), I have .62^ft before displacement per chamber, so figuratively speaking, if I have .85 roughly ^ft per chamber, minus the port area I'll need and displacement of sub, will that be enough room? And if so Can someone help me figure out how big/long of a port I need? As small as the box is, I'm not sure that I want to go 4", maybe only 2????? Help? Please? I need ideas I considered the single ported 10 Idea, and although it might work there is an elevated area where very little air can pass through - And I'm afraid this might affect the box. Two ported 8's is the best way, it seems, to go. Or no? [/QUOTE]

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