PLEASE Help Me Design A T-line

[C.Sanchez.A]

Ok my wife is letting me build a new box for my sub and I want to try out a t-line. The problem I am having is, that I have no idea what to do. The sub is a Rockford Fosgate P212S4. It's going in my '94 Mazda B3000 ext. cab. The dimensions I have to play with are 18D x 19H x 50W (MAX), however the seats take up some of the room. So if it is possible, the best dimessions would be 13.5D x 19H x 50W.

I am really having a hard time understanding the prosses of designing this type of box.

PLEASE HELP!

[412 CVX]

Shoot me a PM with the T/S specs of this sub. i'd be glad to help you out.

[C.Sanchez.A]

Here is my first stab at it. It's about 110" long by 6.8" x 12"

Any thoughts?

[412 CVX]

any particular reason the port is opposite the sub?

are you going for a downfiring box?

[C.Sanchez.A]

any particular reason the port is opposite the sub?

are you going for a downfiring box?

I was trying to get the most length out of my dimensions, and it ended up that the sub was facing down.

[C.Sanchez.A]

Any one else feel like chiming in?

[C.Sanchez.A]

C'mon there has to be more people with opinions and knowledge that can help!

[robnie]

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[412 CVX]

Did you see that T-line 8" thread?

there's a few examples there. maybe do your design like one of those.

[C.Sanchez.A]

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_{why dont you bend the line like this}

If i bent it like that I would only get a length of 104" max.