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<blockquote data-quote="moparerrnocar" data-source="post: 7992454" data-attributes="member: 624321"><p>I really hate to have two of the same threads but oh well lol. Im not familiar with aeros, but using the Box Tuning Calculator (BTC) app with the same box dimensions,</p><p></p><p>x1 6x12 = 4.58 @ 31.8 w/6.17</p><p></p><p>x2 4x10 = 4.63 @ 32.16 w/ 2.71</p><p></p><p>Does that even sound right? Seams the port area per cube is way too small. How is there that much difference between two 4's and one 6? The app is accurate to 12volt, however 12v doesn't give area.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="moparerrnocar, post: 7992454, member: 624321"] I really hate to have two of the same threads but oh well lol. Im not familiar with aeros, but using the Box Tuning Calculator (BTC) app with the same box dimensions, x1 6x12 = 4.58 @ 31.8 w/6.17 x2 4x10 = 4.63 @ 32.16 w/ 2.71 Does that even sound right? Seams the port area per cube is way too small. How is there that much difference between two 4's and one 6? The app is accurate to 12volt, however 12v doesn't give area. [/QUOTE]
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