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<blockquote data-quote="Jeffdachef" data-source="post: 8330367" data-attributes="member: 650438"><p>Torres is fine, but you will still need to figure out your port piece cutsheets.</p><p></p><p>For standard sub and port firing the same direction L ports that uses up the height completely, I normally subtract 2.25 from the depth which is total thickness of front baffle, rear wall and port piece 2. Then you subtract the width of the port and that will be your first port piece. For your scenario lets say you have a port width of 3 inches that needs to be 36inches long.</p><p></p><p>Take 20(depth) - 2.25 = 17.75 - 3 = 14.75 inches which is your first port piece cutout length .</p><p></p><p>To figure out how much port length this actually equals to, you add thickness of front and rear wall which is 1.5 and add half of port width. So to continue off, 14.75 + 1.5 + [3(port width) divided by 2= 1.5] = 17.75 inches of port length down the center line.</p><p></p><p>subtract that number from your target port length and subtract port width to get the length of the 2nd port piece</p><p></p><p>36 - 17.75 - 3 = 15.25 inches which is your 2nd port piece cutout length.</p><p></p><p>port piece 1 is sandwiched between front baffle and 2nd port piece. Make sure you add an additional .75 if you double baffle it.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Jeffdachef, post: 8330367, member: 650438"] Torres is fine, but you will still need to figure out your port piece cutsheets. For standard sub and port firing the same direction L ports that uses up the height completely, I normally subtract 2.25 from the depth which is total thickness of front baffle, rear wall and port piece 2. Then you subtract the width of the port and that will be your first port piece. For your scenario lets say you have a port width of 3 inches that needs to be 36inches long. Take 20(depth) - 2.25 = 17.75 - 3 = 14.75 inches which is your first port piece cutout length . To figure out how much port length this actually equals to, you add thickness of front and rear wall which is 1.5 and add half of port width. So to continue off, 14.75 + 1.5 + [3(port width) divided by 2= 1.5] = 17.75 inches of port length down the center line. subtract that number from your target port length and subtract port width to get the length of the 2nd port piece 36 - 17.75 - 3 = 15.25 inches which is your 2nd port piece cutout length. port piece 1 is sandwiched between front baffle and 2nd port piece. Make sure you add an additional .75 if you double baffle it. [/QUOTE]
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