Quick Enclosure Design Check

[Wasteland_Audio]

So a buddy of mine wants to run quad 10s in his tahoe. I tried to talk him into just running dual 15s but he went and ordered the subs anyway (4 Skar VVX-10v2). But anyway I drew up a box to his desired specs but I wasn't sure on the port as he wants dual ports (he wants something "cool and different"). So basically what I did was build the box, found the volume, cut it in half, entered that value into torres, designed the port, then just mirrored it onto the other side to match. Since I am unfamiliar with dual port setups I was just wondering if this is correct or should I just separate the chambers? Edit: Each port is 30" long

[Triticum Agricolam]

Should work fine. Single ports are more efficient, but its not going to make a huge difference.

Be sure to put some bracing in there.

[Joe X]

That's the procedure suggested in JL Audio's white paper on ports, I would be giving some extra port area than what I would consider for a single port box.

[Wasteland_Audio]

Thanks guys, I appreciate the input. I'll add some bracing and maybe bump the port size a bit, Thanks again!