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Mike, the box you put in calculations for comes out to 10+ cubic feet for a single 15. Definitely way too big! :lol:

Let me open up Torres and try putting in something for OP and maybe explain the calculator with what I know

did i do the rest of it right ? <_<

Yeah the rest of it looks pretty good, and I wasn't hating on you or anything man!

No i know its all good thanks for catching me. and OP, i have used aero ports before and am currently using them . I think once you get the right length and everything i like em. still need to compare them to a sloted box with same setup to do fair justification but i would do what you want. my next build i will switch it up. Its all prefrence. i think one is suppose to be for more spl and the other sounds better IIRC, i cant really remember. just my 0.02

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Needs more power those woofers will laugh at that turd

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I went pretty hard and came up with this:

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11.21 sq in/foot tuned to 35.04 hz with 4.32 net volume

It's a 2005 Honda CR-V (SUV)

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2005 Honda CR-V

AQ HDC315-A

Hifonics BRZ1700.1D .5 Ohm

4.4 ft^3 box

Kenwood Deck

Big 3

XS Power D5100R Starter, D975 Rear

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Another thing you've gotta worry about is the port width in comparison to the port height. 1.8 width is wayyy too small in comparison to the 28.5 height, you'll be getting a ton of port noise. I don't remember what a maximum ratio for that would be, but my guess would be somewhere around not wanting to exceed 6:1 in terms of port height:width

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Another thing you've gotta worry about is the port width in comparison to the port height. 1.8 width is wayyy too small in comparison to the 28.5 height, you'll be getting a ton of port noise. I don't remember what a maximum ratio for that would be, but my guess would be somewhere around not wanting to exceed 6:1 in terms of port height:width

Okay switched to a port on the bottom of the box and going wide instead of tall and I came up with this

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2005 Honda CR-V

AQ HDC315-A

Hifonics BRZ1700.1D .5 Ohm

4.4 ft^3 box

Kenwood Deck

Big 3

XS Power D5100R Starter, D975 Rear

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Okay switched to a port on the bottom of the box and going wide instead of tall and I came up with this

Do you use sketchup? I'd like to see what you're talking about with the port on the bottom and going wide instead of tall as I don't fully understand what you mean. To me that sounds like a port on the bottom means that it's completely cut off and is basically a large sealed box?

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Okay switched to a port on the bottom of the box and going wide instead of tall and I came up with this

Do you use sketchup? I'd like to see what you're talking about with the port on the bottom and going wide instead of tall as I don't fully understand what you mean. To me that sounds like a port on the bottom means that it's completely cut off and is basically a large sealed box?

I mean like on the bottom of the front with the woofer cut out above it

I don't sketch up but I do PAINT

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2005 Honda CR-V

AQ HDC315-A

Hifonics BRZ1700.1D .5 Ohm

4.4 ft^3 box

Kenwood Deck

Big 3

XS Power D5100R Starter, D975 Rear

Posted

Okay switched to a port on the bottom of the box and going wide instead of tall and I came up with this

Do you use sketchup? I'd like to see what you're talking about with the port on the bottom and going wide instead of tall as I don't fully understand what you mean. To me that sounds like a port on the bottom means that it's completely cut off and is basically a large sealed box?

I mean like on the bottom of the front with the woofer cut out above it

I don't sketch up but I do PAINT

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Okay, now that I understand what it looks like what were you looking to do, just make sure that the last calculation in Torres seemed correct? I just looked back at it and it seems right for the most part I believe, except for the common port walls area. If you've got the port sitting up there like that, then there won't be any common walls at all

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Okay switched to a port on the bottom of the box and going wide instead of tall and I came up with this

Do you use sketchup? I'd like to see what you're talking about with the port on the bottom and going wide instead of tall as I don't fully understand what you mean. To me that sounds like a port on the bottom means that it's completely cut off and is basically a large sealed box?

I mean like on the bottom of the front with the woofer cut out above it

I don't sketch up but I do PAINT

242gbqp.gif

Okay, now that I understand what it looks like what were you looking to do, just make sure that the last calculation in Torres seemed correct? I just looked back at it and it seems right for the most part I believe, except for the common port walls area. If you've got the port sitting up there like that, then there won't be any common walls at all

Well the bottom would actually be a common wall... it doesn't look like it in the picture but it's not really a blueprint lol

but yeah thanks for pointing that one out

2005 Honda CR-V

AQ HDC315-A

Hifonics BRZ1700.1D .5 Ohm

4.4 ft^3 box

Kenwood Deck

Big 3

XS Power D5100R Starter, D975 Rear

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