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Alright well since I'm new to box design (and higher-end car audio at that) I need some advice and design on what route to take with my box design.

The box will be in the back of my 2001 Navigator and its for 1 18" DC Lvl4. My Max hight is 20" and my max width is about 44" length isn't much of a factor.

I would prefer the sub/slot port to be facing back and I want the tuning to be daily that hits hard across the whole band.

Any/all advice on how to go about this as well as bracing/actual construction please chime in :)

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You should be able to go 48 wide in a Navigator.

48 X 19T X 20D

17.5T X 5.0W X 16.0L

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You should be able to go 48 wide in a Navigator.

48 X 19T X 20D

17.5T X 5.0W X 16.0L

Damn man, Did you have a port calculator and box design program implanted into your brain at some point....

You are a true asset to this forum. :)

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You should be able to go 48 wide in a Navigator.

48 X 19T X 20D

17.5T X 5.0W X 16.0L

Yeah I was just throwing out somthing more conservitive cause' I want the box to fit without much squeezing lol

Is there a way you can draw up some plans for that?

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Yeah I was just throwing out somthing more conservitive cause' I want the box to fit without much squeezing lol

Is there a way you can draw up some plans for that?

By going 44 wide it just looks like a generic prefab thrown in the back. By "squeezing" it in and making it the correct width it will look like a custom box that was actually made for your vehicle.

yes...but not anytime soon.

Michael Hughes = 6X SPL World Champion - Loudest on the planet in db Drag, USACi, and IASCA.

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Damn man, Did you have a port calculator and box design program implanted into your brain at some point....

You are a true asset to this forum. :)

lol...i think that should be my new signature line. B)

thanks!

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Michael Hughes = 6X SPL World Champion - Loudest on the planet in db Drag, USACi, and IASCA.

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By going 44 wide it just looks like a generic prefab thrown in the back. By "squeezing" it in and making it the correct width it will look like a custom box that was actually made for your vehicle.

yes...but not anytime soon.

Sounds good man, your the expert :D

I want to start the build next saturday so I'll keep it open to anybody that would be kind enough to throw up a design :)

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