Port distance from rear hatch

Buck
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Now I've heard all sort of things about how for how far the port of a box should be away from a hatch, you know, some say the diameter of the port or half of the diameter of the port, but yet I've seen as little as 2 inches work and be crazy loud. So I'm wondering, how far? Say if I had a box that had 4 6" aeros at the bottom, how far away should it be from the rear hatch? 2", 4", 6", or what? Every inch closer I can make it, the more room I have else where. Vehicle is an '03 Exploder.

 
Now I've heard all sort of things about how for how far the port of a box should be away from a hatch, you know, some say the diameter of the port or half of the diameter of the port, but yet I've seen as little as 2 inches work and be crazy loud. So I'm wondering, how far? Say if I had a box that had 4 6" aeros at the bottom, how far away should it be from the rear hatch? 2", 4", 6", or what? Every inch closer I can make it, the more room I have else where. Vehicle is an '03 Exploder.
If anyone actually gives you a specific answer do not listen to them. Here's why. It has been proven that the relationship of the port to the rear hatch can manipulate the phasing of the rear and forward wave. The rear hatch can ALSO act as more port length. What does this mean? There IS a too close, and there is a too far. It's up to you to find what is "just right".

 
Can you explain the technical side of that any? I understand how it could make the port longer and change tuning, but you explain how it manipulate the phasing? (theoretically)
Sure. The forward wave is created by the sub. The rearward wave is coming from the port. Since they are oscillating at different times, even on the same plane, the same distance away from an object they will be phased differently upon arrival. The proximity to the hatch controls the distance that wave travels. Shortening or elongating that distance will change its relationship with the forward wave either moving it farther out of or in phase with it.

 
Sure. The forward wave is created by the sub. The rearward wave is coming from the port. Since they are oscillating at different times, even on the same plane, the same distance away from an object they will be phased differently upon arrival. The proximity to the hatch controls the distance that wave travels. Shortening or elongating that distance will change its relationship with the forward wave either moving it farther out of or in phase with it.
What effect does that have on music? And how noticeable is it?

off topic, but ecrack i really dont want to mess with any girl that can one arm a sub like that lol
I'm 99% sure that's photoshopped. If not, me neither //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/eek.gif.771b7a90cf45cabdc554ff1121c21c4a.gif

 
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