Hellbilly429
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Box all the way to the back of the trunk, subs and port firing forward, sealed off with trim panels (the "wall" you were talking about) will give great results. Give you the flexibility of putting back seats down for when you want to turn up, or up when you have passengers.
If you are running 4k watts to these subs in a 3 cube net box, then minimum port area (according to Triticum's port calculator, which is pretty on par with WINISD for keeping port velocity below 32m/s) the min. port area required for a slot port is 60 inches squared, and for an aero port is 51 inches squared. Optimal port area is 81 square inches for slot and aero ports. If you shoot for over the minimum, the box should perform well.
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Sweet, in for numbers with real power to the amps!
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The reason the SA series hasn't undergone a transformation like the other lines is because Jacob hasn't been able to improve on the output of the SA without sacrificing it's SQ and musical abilities. Don't get me wrong, all the other Sundown series probably sound great, but I know the SA series is the one Jacob won't sacrifice sq for spl
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Yeah but this is backed by numbers is what huge erection is saying and not just opinions like most other vs threads
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Oh man, red and skulls, that's my weakness... That is way too cool
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Yeah that's what I thought, would be too easy
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Might be a stupid thought, but I was curious if maybe hot glue would hold it down? Idk if it would melt the spider or if it would even stick to it though....
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Oh shit, I was looking at them couple weeks ago and I thought it said they were still in stock, my bad man. Why not message sundown directly and see if they got some spares kicking around?
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Yeah, they still selling the v2's til they out of stock, on sale too
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My bad, either way looks awesome
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That center console is sick as hell, are those holes on the end ports for that thing? Sweet
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shared it then liked it on my own fb page since I am not friends with cody on fb
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That is badass, where's Jon's truck at?
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Awe shit, Jon read my post, now I can see it, gonna receive a phone call from fedex "Hey, there's been an issue with your shipment from skyhigh, it seems we can't find your address location, are you still currently residing in bumfuck egypt sir?"
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Awesome builds guys, can see where all that 1/0 cable and lugs went that are now out of stock
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Recommended Box Specs (Ported): 2.0ft^3 (Tune to 35Hz, yields F3 of 28Hz)
Would say shoot for 13-15" squared port area per foot cubed
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I wouldn't mind getting a shirt and hoodie too if you guys still have any in stock
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X2 on that dead Grandma's arm thing, that shit is funny! Think you should start a new thread to vent on and let us read some of your comebacks
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With the ported box you are getting the front and rear wave of the sub whereas the sealed you are only getting the front wave and I am not sure if 1.15 ft^3 sealed per sub would give you the output you are looking for. I just switched my sister's single boston g110 that was in a 1ft^3 sealed box to a custom ported box 1.41ft^3 net (after port displacement) that was tuned to manufacture specs, and on the same power that sub went from tame and almost unnoticable to damn, are you sure that is the same sub?
The SA series is very clean and has dual farady shorting rings on the coils to reduce distortion, so they produce very clean tight strong bass in almost any enclosure. I have heard the E-series is awesome too, so I am sure you could even put 2 E-series in a properly tuned and ported enclosure and you would be happy.
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Well here's a video that should ease your mind a little about your soon to be purchase
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They don't list a peak handling because different companies use different methods to determine rms and peak power handling, these subs are rated at what they can handle free-air running all day long without a break, whereas something else may be rated at peak what it goes up in flames at and rms at what half of that flame rating is. Sundown builds quality subs that can take way more power than they are rated at, but you also have to be smart about what you are doing. If you are questioning whether you want to buy one then do yourself a favor and buy one, fall in love and never turn back. And if by a small chance you don't like it (I haven't heard from anyone that doesn't) then you can turn around and re-sell the sub quick and without much of a loss as these things sell like candy, and they can be re-coned for $40.
Box help, DC trunk build
in DC Sound Lab - Big Bass on ANOTHER LEVEL!
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Hell yeah, any time man! Looking forward to the build!