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One more question, what is the minimum space needed between the opening of an aero port, inside the box, and the back wall of the box?

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1998 GMC Sierra SLT Z71 ext. cab

Headunit: Pioneer DEH-P7400HD

Mids and Highs:

One pair Boston SC65 6.5s

One pair Boston SE75 4x6s

Two pairs of Precision power T.2 tweeters

Two pairs of ebay type tweeters (soon to be replaced)

Boston GTA704 four channel amp

RCAs: Stinger 4000 series 4 channel RCAs

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Two Sundown Audio SA-12s

Sundown Audio Saz-2500d

3.9 cubic foot ported box (full 45 corners) fully braced and resined tuned at 33hz, all before displacement

XS Power D3400 and Interstate starting battery, both under hood

all KnuKonceptz Kolossus 1/0 wire (just 1 run for now)

Big 3 done in 1/0

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well, ive done more numbers and measuring and ive found that the largest depth i could fit would be 17" but with 2 4" aeros the port length would be too close to the back wall of the box. So would ports to the drivers side and subs up still move air like i want? im mainly trying to do hair tricks. stuff like that. any help is appreciated..

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Team Audio Specialists

1998 GMC Sierra SLT Z71 ext. cab

Headunit: Pioneer DEH-P7400HD

Mids and Highs:

One pair Boston SC65 6.5s

One pair Boston SE75 4x6s

Two pairs of Precision power T.2 tweeters

Two pairs of ebay type tweeters (soon to be replaced)

Boston GTA704 four channel amp

RCAs: Stinger 4000 series 4 channel RCAs

Lows:

Two Sundown Audio SA-12s

Sundown Audio Saz-2500d

3.9 cubic foot ported box (full 45 corners) fully braced and resined tuned at 33hz, all before displacement

XS Power D3400 and Interstate starting battery, both under hood

all KnuKonceptz Kolossus 1/0 wire (just 1 run for now)

Big 3 done in 1/0

Audio Specialists <-----Best car audio shop in Western Kentucky/North Central Tennessee

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