So this is what i had to do!!

[jeffrm]

this box was built by me. i got it built put my subs in and it was tuned way to high. put the dimensions into torres for each side and it was 60hz. so since the box was done all i could do to it to get it to work was add a 3in wide piece to the port. so now the part of the port that goes back is 3in wide and the back L part of the port is 6in wide.(couldnt get behind it with the top on). not sure how to figure tuning now but it does better than the 60hz that it was.

most likely ill be building another box unless i can fix this one?

Any suggestions?

Edited February 21, 2012 by jeffrm

[jdw46]

Sry i cant help but the camo wrap on the box looks awesome

[jeffrm]

thanks man most of the accent pieces in my truck are camo

[jeffrm]

this is what everythings goin in. you dont see alot of trucks that look like this with camo on the inside

and i might use these dustcaps once everything is done

[Pro7]

Can you extend the ports outside the box any? It looks like it's close to the back of your seats but that's the only thing I can think of

[jeffrm]

I had just got done replacing the lights under the dash so the seat was pushed back some

[jeffrm]

And this isnt a spl box its supposed to be a ground pounding mid-30hz box

[Pro7]

Well if you could extend the port outside the box then that would lower your tuning and depending on how far you can extend it then you should be able to take out those 3in spacers to give you more port area

And another idea is you could put something in the chamber (not port) to take up space and lowering box volume while staying the port dimensions the same should lower tuning frequency

So if I were you I would take out the spacers and extend the port then if it's not low enough still put something like a brick in the box

[OrionStang]

Do-over time. That's how this game goes, trial and error.

[Pro7]

^^^ or what he said