I have two kicker 15inch comps in a sealed box i have heard many mixed reviews about this. Was wanting to know if it is bad to take these subs out of a sealed enclosure and put them in a new ported enclosure will this be BAD for the subwoofers?
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Ridinhi 5,000+ posts
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Do you have space to go ported?
celicaboy84
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If you have the space for a proper sized vented enclosure in your vehicle and want to swap them out, there should be no problems
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