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<blockquote data-quote="Vincent9515" data-source="post: 1685154" data-attributes="member: 564698"><p>I don't have anything to draw it out with. To run it along the entire bottom, plan on giving up a lot of airspace to tune it that low.</p><p></p><p>If it's 24" wide, it will need to be 3" tall to stay below the 1:8 ratio. That's 72"^2 of port. It will need to be over 30" long to be tuned where you want it. That's like 1.5 cubes.</p><p></p><p>Maybe run it vertically down the center with separate chambers.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Vincent9515, post: 1685154, member: 564698"] I don't have anything to draw it out with. To run it along the entire bottom, plan on giving up a lot of airspace to tune it that low. If it's 24" wide, it will need to be 3" tall to stay below the 1:8 ratio. That's 72"^2 of port. It will need to be over 30" long to be tuned where you want it. That's like 1.5 cubes. Maybe run it vertically down the center with separate chambers. [/QUOTE]
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