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  1. how many square inches of port do you need?

    for example... if you had a driver with an sd of say 50 sq inches, you can make a port that's 5x10, 4x12.5 etc etc

    then measure down the middle of the of the port and then it's guess and check from there

    how many square inches of port do you need?

    for example... if you had a driver with an sd of say 50 sq inches, you can make a port that's 5x10, 4x12.5 etc etc

    then measure down the middle of the of the port and then it's guess and check from there

    well i have a 10" sub that needs 60 sq in of port. Also, what do you mean by measuring from the middle of the port? I read over the

    Quarter Wave / T-Line tutorial-UPDATED

    and it said nothing about the middle of the port, that's what im confused about

  2. well keep it the same width, but in the process you shorten the two bends... it's difficult to explain but basically you just have to measure down the middle of the port and cut off the width until you get the right total port length. there's a method i use so it's not so guess and check but i can't really explain it.

    well keep it the same width, but in the process you shorten the two bends... it's difficult to explain but basically you just have to measure down the middle of the port and cut off the width until you get the right total port length. there's a method i use so it's not so guess and check but i can't really explain it.

    i kind of understand what you are saying.... So cant i just get the port length and divide it by 3 and maybe shorten the height a bit? will that work? Im just trying to get familiar with the t line enclosure and want to try something new :)

  3. This is what i meant my a port with 2 bends. So i basically what i did was divide the port length into 2 and made those the two bends. Is this right?

    EDIT: It wont let me upload the picture, it says this image extension is not allowed on this community. I uploaded it to Photobucket and trying using the url.

    Just posted the link...

    http://s1226.photobu...=Untitled-2.png

    Left click on pic, Open link in new tab > then copy image url =]

    Untitled-2.png

    ohhhh :P thanks man :)

  4. This is what i meant my a port with 2 bends. So i basically what i did was divide the port length into 2 and made those the two bends. Is this right?

    EDIT: It wont let me upload the picture, it says this image extension is not allowed on this community. I uploaded it to Photobucket and trying using the url.

    Just posted the link...

    http://s1226.photobu...=Untitled-2.png

  5. hey guys! I just have a question about my t line enclosure design. So, I spent about 30 min designing a t line over the weekend and I think I got the idea right but I think I got the port wrong. After doing the equation (1130/freq= port length) and I got 5.65ft or 67.8 inches. So what I did is put it a box that has the dimensions of

    H= 38.3 in

    W=7

    D=11.7

    Port width=5.5

    Port height=2.9

    Port length=67.8

    So my question is, I put a port with 2 bends. And it looks slot for 1 5 1/4 speaker. So I was wondering, do I need a port with 1 bend. Because what I did was divide the port length into 2 which is 33.9. So I put that into 2 bends. I just want them. Know if this is right

  6. After watching the video, You could see the the shifter rod for the second gear over traveled (You could see this at 00:12 In your video). It pushed the cap off. I dont know how to fix it but it seems like an easy job. I think you should take it to a mechanic and ask how to fix it. You have to snap it back in some how. For the cap, you have to buy a new one, you cant reuse it. Hope this helps :)

    Sorry for the late reply.

  7. Its the tranny fluid. What happens is that the fluid overtime will wear out. When driving for a while, do you smell anything? If so, then im pretty sure its the fluid. The sound your hearing is the gears grinding and heating up. To check the fluid, you have to start the car on a flat surface, wait about 10 mins for the car to warm up. After 10 min, put your foot on the brake and go through each shift (drive, reverse, neutral, etc.) After you cycle through them, put it back to neutral and check the fluid. Get a paper towel and wipe the dipstick and re insert. Pull it out again and wipe it. Look at the fluid, Is it black and have shavings in there? If so then you have to replace the fluid. Hopefully this helps :)

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