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<blockquote data-quote="4bannger" data-source="post: 8266727" data-attributes="member: 646021"><p>So your saying that if i make 4 cubes sealed and since i have to divide the chamber each sub would get 2 cubes, and then a 4 cube ported section? so a one to one ratio was the right way to go i just made the chambers too big?</p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p>I can build anything as far as cutting and putting a box together. I just still need to learn the proper numbers to build a box. like how much port to use, and how much space a sub needs.,</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="4bannger, post: 8266727, member: 646021"] So your saying that if i make 4 cubes sealed and since i have to divide the chamber each sub would get 2 cubes, and then a 4 cube ported section? so a one to one ratio was the right way to go i just made the chambers too big? I can build anything as far as cutting and putting a box together. I just still need to learn the proper numbers to build a box. like how much port to use, and how much space a sub needs., [/QUOTE]
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