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im fixing to build a new box, it will be 10cuft net with 144sqin of port. question is should i run a single 12x12 port, or 5 6in round ports?

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I don't think you will need that many round ports. You should be good with four 6 inch ports.

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dont you want the same port area either way? 4 6in ports is only 113sqin.

You won't need quite as much port area when using a round port over a slot port. With 4 6" ports that comes out to be 11.3 sqin of port per cuft and that is a very good ratio to have. If you were to have 5 6" ports that would be 14.1sqin per cuft and is a bit on the high side for a round port.

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Posted (edited)

no especially if u use aeroports

8-12sqin is fine for aero

idea behind it is that in a slot or square port, the 90 degree angles cause some turbulence and "dead space" that isnt really part of the working port surface area

in a round port, especially aero, turbulence is reduced something like 50% from slot/square without roundover/flares which allows for smaller port surface area since almost all of it is being used due to the flaring... thats my understandin

4 6" ports would be adequate and sweet, they are beasts... ~9.5" in diameter

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maybe, to many variables

for 10cuft

if you do square, stick with 14-16sqin... but the port will take up more internal volume than round port

stick with the 4 6" for 10cuft if aero, 5 6" if regular pvc

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it would be regular pvc, if it works and i like it then i'll spend the money on aero's. you seem to have experience with round ports, how do they sound daily compaired to slot

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You can't compaire aero's to pvc. Its not a fair comparison.

I general rule... aero port require 25% less port area vs. a slot.

Ex: 100 sq inch slot to 75 sq inches of aero port

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