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SPL guys, can you tell me if i've got the right idea? Box is pushed back, collar to the seat opening, then sealed off there. Alpine already suggested the sub placement be as far as possible from the port. I'll be doing a new baffle to fix that.

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i probably wouldnt have done it what way i would have tryed to flat wall if off rather then making what looks like another box there.

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Damn ken I thought you were done trying to be loud?

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i probably wouldnt have done it what way i would have tryed to flat wall if off rather then making what looks like another box there.

I can try that, nothing is mounted permanent yet.

well where does the port end at? if its at the other end of the box then it is far away

Thats what I thought, but Alpine said different.

Damn ken I thought you were done trying to be loud?

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Never!!!

Trying to be simple and somewhat loud.

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stang,

From my testing and the testing of others ( thor, brocks,) to name a few. The loudest is with the box as far BACK as possible. Further from the seat not closer.

just my .02

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Right now its far back as it can go. However, that collar I added to it creates a 4th order effect and lowers tuning. Can you suggest how I should do that part differently? Don't worry about sealing off? Or??

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