port placement??

Beermakesmehoppy
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I have an 02 F250 Crew Cab and built a custom box behind the rear seats. Each chamber is around 1 cu. ft. As of now it is a sealed box but I want to port it. There is only one thing, the box demensions are roughly: 56" wide, 8" deep bottom, 4: deep top, 18" tall. The only location for ports are vertical somewhere on top of the box

box in truck

any suuggestions???

thanks

 
There isnt a problem with firing the ports up as you described, but I would recommend more than 1 cube if your going to port it. Check the JL spec out for what would work best as far as volume and port displacment.

 
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