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2 4 inch ports per sub would be o.k.....rule of thumb is 12-16 square inches of port per cubic foot of air space. 16 has always worked for me.if you got 2 cubes youd need between 24 and 32 inches of port ...16 inches long would tune to 40hz,which is a good overall tunage. 2 4 inch ports equals 24 inches of port, 12 sq inches for each 4 inch port.....6 inch ports equal roughly 28 ichches of port. good luck.and with that much power i'd try to go with the upper end of 32 inches of port.

 
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