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alright ill do that, ill get it figured out tomorrow and let you know what i came up with thanks again for your help good lookin out and ill use the link you sent me for the port tuning
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and you had the port external facing the front of the truck
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so i know torres might not be super acurate but you do calculate the tunning fq the same way for a 4th order as you do for a regular ported box right
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yeah thats where i was planning on having the magnets face
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it would be up against the back seats and in the rear of the truck it only has about a foot or so between box and rear door unless it came out then 90* up
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2.07 not 2.7 on the sealed chamber
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awsome thanks bro. ok heres what i got the ported chamber with the original port was 4.77cu ft and the sealed was 2.7cu ft ,its going in a 94 ford explorer
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ok so im messing with the port size as you recomended but to tune it to 45- 47 Hz the port length would have to be way longer, so i must being doing something wrong still . i tried the dimensions on torres tunning calculator and thats where it wanted way to long of port.
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ok ill change the port size to your recomandations. i appreciate the help and the way you explained it i understand how to go about it now nice to have someone explain it rather than just say its wrong and not explain why. Like i have got on some other forums. so thanks again much apreciated. so other than the port changes does the rest of the box look good.
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51Hz with 72sq in, port area and just under 15sq in, port area per foot is what i came up with, first 4th order box but im pretty sure im doing it right
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im building a 4th order bandpass 1ST one im using Alpine Type-R 12" (R-W12D4) hoping to get some feedback on the design i came up with any changes i should make any help i can get would be much apreaciated. the port dimensions are 4.5" x 16" and the length is 6" with baskets/magnent in the ported chamber .