4th order in my Ranger

[Flatsfisher8]

I've decided i'm going to run 4 sa 10s in my 98 ranger, and i'm really wanting to try out my first 4th.. Looking for some experience from someone who can point me in the right direction of where to begin.

Based off of my current knowledge, i'm looking at an overall est 10-11 ft^3 box, seeing as how the sa 10s require about .75-1 sealed per, and from what i've read, i think i'm wanting to run somewhere around 2.5:1-3:1 range for my ported area which leaves me at 7 ft^3 of port.

Im blindly putting these ideas together, from the measurements i've taken, it seems entirely possible without walling it off, but im still not sure where to begin.. Design software? How do i know where i want to tune it? I want to play lows, but i know bandpasses are typically tuned far higher than a traditional ported box.

[john253a]

The tunning on bp is not the same as normal ported

If you only have 10-11

Your pushing it unless you go iso

Justin got a built with a iso 4th you might want to look at

How much power do you have to through at them?

If you want something different (my choise)

And isobaric t-line

[Flatsfisher8]

Everyone keeps pointing me towards a t line, but my buds have a couple and i really just dont like the lows they try to put out at all.. Just not what im used to.

I've got an saz3500 on them atm

[john253a]

On that power go with reg ported

Maybe even sell the and get 2x X12

[Flatsfisher8]

Never been a fan of 12s, always had bad luck.. I actually have one x 12 chillin in the garage i picked up dirt cheap off craigslist awhile back.. I want to go with as much cone area as possible without a blowthrough, but i dont want a wall.

Not concerned with power, the 3500 is perfect for the 10s imo, i just want the range of a bp and lows are my favorite. If i can play the everyday 26-33hz notes that i love the most, i'll be satisfied with my build

[john253a]

Many say cone is king

But x-mas will make up for it if you pick the right subs