Port Area Question

Is it bad to have a port size thats larger than the calculated "minimum usable vent area"?
Cause on the box I'm designing, I need a minimum vent area of 21.69 inch^2, but is there like a maximum measurment you shouldnt pass?

there is a ratio that someone will post who is smarter than me...

 
For a given tuning goal: You have to realize that the larger Your port mouth is, the longer the port will be, therefore taking up more volume, therefore raising tuning.

 
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It may look fugly, but if you mean what i think you mean, it will be cool. just center the port so it doesn't look fugly

edit:

I am thinking that on the inside, you wall off the unused area on the side of the port, which is equal size from the mouth to the azz, not the width of the box.

if this is not true, listen to nick

 
Okay. I really dont mean to beat this topic to death since u guys already answered my question, but I just want to make sure I'm on the same page as u guys cause it seems like I may be almost done with my design //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/veryhappy.gif.fec4fed33b4a1279cf10bdd45a039dae.gif .

In the pic below the red hatched area is the the exposed port mouth and the yellow hatched area is the intrenal port space created by the back wall and port wall.

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So still, there is nothing wrong with this design?

 
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