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<blockquote data-quote="Jeffdachef" data-source="post: 8456045" data-attributes="member: 650438">prefabs lie about their sizes, its way smaller than advertised and tuned way higher.&nbsp; All are junk and garbage.&nbsp; Build your own, its not that hard, have home depot, have the guys there cut the wood and take it home, glue &amp;amp; screw.&nbsp; Get a jigsaw, cut the hole and you are done.<a href="http://www.srtforums.com/forums/f40/official-free-ported-box-plans-56k-no-435910/" target="_blank">*OFFICIAL* Free Ported Box Plans (56k NO!!) - Dodge SRT Forum</a>To prove you that the specs are BULLSH*T.&nbsp; Its all inputted in.&nbsp;&nbsp; First off, side port is&nbsp; far from being the best way the port and fire. The port area is way too small, even with a 5/8 wood thickness, it doesnt help, imagine if they actually used proper 3/4 wood thickness. The 1.4 cubic feet claim is a GROSS cubic feet, not a NET cubic feet.&nbsp; You are at 1.1 cubic feet of USUABLE NET(the only airspace that matters) airspace after accounting port and subwoofer displacement(space they take up)&nbsp; &nbsp; If you take shortcuts on the enclosure, be prepared for your system hitting weak and sounding like utter sh*t.&nbsp; Build your own. Its cheaper than pre-made dog sh*t on ebay and way better quality.<img src="http://snag.gy/kUa7e.jpg" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" /></blockquote>

[QUOTE="Jeffdachef, post: 8456045, member: 650438"] prefabs lie about their sizes, its way smaller than advertised and tuned way higher. All are junk and garbage. Build your own, its not that hard, have home depot, have the guys there cut the wood and take it home, glue & screw. Get a jigsaw, cut the hole and you are done. [URL="http://www.srtforums.com/forums/f40/official-free-ported-box-plans-56k-no-435910/"]*OFFICIAL* Free Ported Box Plans (56k NO!!) - Dodge SRT Forum[/URL] To prove you that the specs are BULLSH*T. Its all inputted in. First off, side port is far from being the best way the port and fire. The port area is way too small, even with a 5/8 wood thickness, it doesnt help, imagine if they actually used proper 3/4 wood thickness. The 1.4 cubic feet claim is a GROSS cubic feet, not a NET cubic feet. You are at 1.1 cubic feet of USUABLE NET(the only airspace that matters) airspace after accounting port and subwoofer displacement(space they take up) If you take shortcuts on the enclosure, be prepared for your system hitting weak and sounding like utter sh*t. Build your own. Its cheaper than pre-made dog sh*t on ebay and way better quality. [IMG]http://snag.gy/kUa7e.jpg[/IMG] [/QUOTE]

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