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[PowerNaudio 10+ year member]

well by the looks of it you have enogh room to put the subs on top of the box 2 subs side by side and then the other 2 right under and youll have about 8.5" left in between them. so using 3/4" mdf for the port that will allow you 2 ports of 3.875" in width x 13.5" high, and about 34" of port length fireing up on the same plane as the subs. with around 3.25cuft per two subs. that would give you a tuning of some where around 32Hz. these numbers are just aproximations and no acuracy to them but you get the idea. put the subs on the side or the top. wich ever gives the sub the most clearance in front of them, ill asume it would sound the best.

laters

so preaty much your same design but with actual values to them. lol

 

[saywhat? 5,000+ posts]

why dont you get a job there?

already talked witht he manager of the bay.....hes got all the installers and sales people he needs. //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/smile.gif.1ebc41e1811405b213edfc4622c41e27.gif worry about yourself.

 

[saywhat? 5,000+ posts]

Not sure about this, but without a center divider, having them on different sides and all may cause cancellation?

I would so subs up, port towards seats honestly, thats wat im doin with mine.

 

[SouthRuninIt 10+ year member]

I feel everything yall are saying and all so all ima say is stick around and the next day I dont have class and I dont have to work Ima start on the build I hope everything turns out right and I also have someone makein me a design so that will help me out even more... So sit tight and Ima let ya kno how it turns out