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I have a box that is 2 cubic ft for my dc lvl 4 12. I was looking at some vids and saw some ports on the outside. I have some 4" pvc pipe laying around and i calculated a port length. I figured it up and i got 1 4" that is 12.5" long and it will be tuned to 33Hz. I was thinking about putting sup up, and have port out the side so the air would bounce off the door. This is going in a ford ranger extended cab. How would this sound compared to a normal slot port. I just want something different because nobody around here has ports like this.

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did you use www.psp-inc.com? cause that seems like a very small port for a lvl 4.

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i also think it's kind of a small port for 2 cubes of volume. i'm not very familiar with aero ports, but some say to use 1 4" port per every cubic foot, and i believe it was ray that said he uses a 6" port for every cubic foot. just as an idea what to go by.

 

 

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O ok. Ill check out that site and then ill le yall no what i come up with.

2000 White Ford Ranger

5" RCD lift

33x12.50 Mickey Thompson MTZs on 16x8 Mickey Thompson Classic 2s

Euro Altezza tail lights

5% window tint

Clarion Indash

4 Q Power 15s

1 Sundown 2000

1 DC power 300 amp alt(on the way)-soon to be 2

2 powermaster d925s batteries

Second Skin Deadener

Highs/mids amp-Crossfire 404

Door speakers-2 5x7 mb quarts and 1 5 1/4" black max up front, stock 5x7s in the rear

Soon to Come:

Lots of SA-8s

2 Sundown saz 3500s(possible 4500s)

5-7 d3100 batteries

custom clamshell

BNC 8s for mids

undecided tweeters

teamnemesissundown.jpg

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The only thing i could find on that site was the port length calculator. I was going off 14-16 sw inches per cubic ft and the 4" gives me 50 sq inches.

2000 White Ford Ranger

5" RCD lift

33x12.50 Mickey Thompson MTZs on 16x8 Mickey Thompson Classic 2s

Euro Altezza tail lights

5% window tint

Clarion Indash

4 Q Power 15s

1 Sundown 2000

1 DC power 300 amp alt(on the way)-soon to be 2

2 powermaster d925s batteries

Second Skin Deadener

Highs/mids amp-Crossfire 404

Door speakers-2 5x7 mb quarts and 1 5 1/4" black max up front, stock 5x7s in the rear

Soon to Come:

Lots of SA-8s

2 Sundown saz 3500s(possible 4500s)

5-7 d3100 batteries

custom clamshell

BNC 8s for mids

undecided tweeters

teamnemesissundown.jpg

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how do you figure? one 4" port = 12.56 sq inches. keep in mind tho that they're more efficient than a slot port, so the port area does not necessarily need to be 12-16 sq inches per cube (i use 12-16 sq inches)

 

 

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Haha. Yea. Wow, im so dumb. I think i have enough 4" pipe to do 2 4". The length for the 2 needs to be 29" long.

2000 White Ford Ranger

5" RCD lift

33x12.50 Mickey Thompson MTZs on 16x8 Mickey Thompson Classic 2s

Euro Altezza tail lights

5% window tint

Clarion Indash

4 Q Power 15s

1 Sundown 2000

1 DC power 300 amp alt(on the way)-soon to be 2

2 powermaster d925s batteries

Second Skin Deadener

Highs/mids amp-Crossfire 404

Door speakers-2 5x7 mb quarts and 1 5 1/4" black max up front, stock 5x7s in the rear

Soon to Come:

Lots of SA-8s

2 Sundown saz 3500s(possible 4500s)

5-7 d3100 batteries

custom clamshell

BNC 8s for mids

undecided tweeters

teamnemesissundown.jpg

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