Box Design Please ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !

[dwright27]

really only 5 cubes with 3k c i never even heard a 18 before so idk wat they do i just hope its enough

steve has his in around 5 cubes and throws a ton of power at them but i would give it something like 100 square inches of port

[AI James]

because it really needs 20 inches per cube

Edited August 13, 2008 by James

[Siete_Cinqo]

steve has his in around 5 cubes and throws a ton of power at them but i would give it something like 100 square inches of port

100 inches of port for 5 cubes.......?

Aint that gonna tune him high as hell, unless he has a long ass port....??

[SyeKoticBASS]

thanks alot will keep in mind

[AI James]

thanks alot will keep in mind

be sure to take into account all the experience he has finishing a successful box

[pstone11]

id go about 5cubes and 80sq in of port

That's a good ballpark to shoot for. I usually figure out exactly where the box is going to set, where the subs will be positioned, then work on the port from there, sometimes you can't get the port area you need... I don't think you'll have that problem with a SUV..

Try to keep it between 75-85 inches and use a good port tuning calculator and you'll be allright.

[Boon]

steve has his in around 5 cubes and throws a ton of power at them but i would give it something like 100 square inches of port

Which will tune him to about 50hz unless he has an unrealistically long port. That'll move some air :01nocomment8so:

5 cubes, 80 square inch port, maybe 18" long port should tune you to mid-high 30's