Ported or sealed box for oldschool rockford 10s?

[Need Bass]

Ok, so I bought a pair of old school Rockford Fosgate "The Punch Audiophile" 10s, they say RFA-810 8 ohm on the back... I'm looking to get a ported box used for these things tomorrow... Or do I need a sealed box for them? Although I'm interested in car audio, I don't know all there is to know about it. Advice?

Pic of the Old School 10s:

and a diagram I found via google, the only real info I could find on these

Would like input sometime before tomorrow afternoon because it's an hour and a half trip each way to pick up this ported box for $15

Or otherwise I can get a sealed Sony box for $20 which is fairly close to me... but from experience, I think ported subs are better, although I've only worked with newer subs, never old school... what do you guys recommend?

[Need Bass]

Does anyone have any input for me? I'm sorry to sound hurried, but it's because I kind of am... I'm buying a ported box for these this afternoon but I don't know if I should do a sealed box instead... help please

[Riley Evan Houser]

http://www.manualslib.com/manual/141624/Rockford-Fosgate-Rfa-408.html?page=5

The very last sentence on page 5 of the manual says.. They Will yeild optimum performance in a small sealed box

Edited August 19, 2012 by Riley Evan Houser

[Riley Evan Houser]

So basically.. get a sealed box with each chamber being .6-.7 Cuft

[Need Bass]

Ok, Thank you VERY much for your help! I really appreciate it!

[Riley Evan Houser]

Ok, Thank you VERY much for your help! I really appreciate it!

No problem man

[ROLEXrifleman]

Back in the early/mid 1990's there was a huge demand for SQ subs that required small space and sealed cabinets.

RF AUDIOphile, The original Kicker Solo Barics, Cerwin Vega Accurate Image all stepped up to teh challenge. The W6 back then was the one to beat in either a sealed or ported enclosure.

These RF subs will give you good clean bass. Not made for Techmaster PEB though. (old guys will get that inference)