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  1. moto211
    i know how you feel , trust me , this stuff happens alllll the time , somebody comes in and gets a deck installed and two weeks later the tranny quits , so now there calling me ask what i did wrong , wtf did i do , man i really feel for you thats what i getting out of this shit , and because a lot of people just want a cheap price and not quality work , well good luck to you ....
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    yea some call them ported and some call they vented , same thing
  3. moto211
    Ive never seen a square port only aero ports and pvc pipe. there really easy to make ,
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    ok 2 6 inch would be about 151 " so thats no going to happen . 1 6 inch is 15 inches with a port area of 28 square inches , but 1 7inch port would be 24 inches long with a port area of 38 square inches , a 7 inch port has more area than 3 4 inch ports , imo i think a 7 might be your best bet
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    i am a big fan of square ports ,
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    yes 3 would be better if you can fit 25 " of port or one 6x6 square would be 18 inches long , a few options to go with
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    here you go , 2 4inch will be 14"long or 2 3inch will be 7 " long i would go with the 4" good luck
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    if you face them up in to the lid you might create so rattle problems , if you seat folds down ,i would build a baffle so that all the pressure is coming in to the car , here is one i did a while ago, its sounded petty good, good luck
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    i would go with number 2 , speaker and the port are on the same side good luck
  10. moto211
    where are you from , maybe i can help you out , or i can always ship a box
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    i did that on this impala
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    well im a little too late , but i would build a box like this so all the pressure goes ii to the cab, put a top on and port it in the cab , i have done tones of these they work great ,
  13. moto211
    this video should help you , good luck
  14. moto211
    well you will be surprised of how little air space it takes up , 27 feet of 2x4 is one cubic ft, and if you use 3/4 x3" mdf is takes 67 feet, to equal 1 cubic ft, but bracing make the box , no bracing , no slamming , a smaller stronger box is better that a bigger box with no bracing !!!! good luck
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    well if you make the port 50 inch, that will give you 40 htz , not enough air space for a port that big , if you make the port 14.5 x 2.5 20 inches deep that will give you 35htz
  16. moto211
    i did the math do a port , 6"x6" 20deep gives you 33htz 13 inches deep gives you 37htz
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    here a good video for you
  18. moto211
    i always use mdf for the bracing , or you could use a double layer of mdf, trying using 1" mdf [/img] [/img] [/img]
  19. moto211
    i have put alot of these in, my favorite is the kenwood excelon or the pioneer , the kenwood sounds pretty good good luck
  20. moto211
    Can i get a demo, then we can take a picture together shaking hands , what do you say lol
  21. moto211
    hell ya , the bigger the better, the more air space , the more air movement, more air comes through the port, i have never had a problem with a too big of a box .
  22. moto211
    hell ya , the bigger the better, the more air space , the more air movement, more air comes through the port, i have never had a problem with a too big of a box .
  23. moto211
    yea if you want , if you tune it right you should be fine , i had a box in my truck that was about 13 for 2 12 and hit about 147.0 . up to you .
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    yea about 12 under the window line, if space is not an problem go as big as you want , the bigger the the more db,s , in my truck i had a 23 cubic foot box , 2 18 i hit 151.2 and then i changed to 12, 12s and hit a 152 , just make sure the box is build very strong , 18,s have a ton of power, it will flex 3/4 mdf no problem a few layers of 1 inch should be fine ...
  25. moto211
    bigger the better , if you want to stay below the window line , i think you can fit 12 cubic feet, speakers up , port in the back , you should have a winner ohh yea lots of bracing
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