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Box I designed Sealed But want to make it ported


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Your probably right about the tuning. Very nice box design... This is acually very close to what I had in mind...

Now I just need to track down another revo(the guy I was gonna buymy other one off of bailed on me and decided to keep the sub :( )

Thanks for the help though... I will save these picture and probably use this design when I get around to building a box.

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sweet :) hope it works out for ya. tho...i dno how much different it could be without raising the tuning way high. possibly aero ports, but i'm not as familiar with them. they're more efficient than slot ports, so dont need to be as big. but if they need to bend it's not as easy.

nice car by the way. take it to any shows? or maybe compete with it? curious as to if i'll possibly see it out somewhere :)

 

 

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Haha its far from done, but i have very big plans with it

One of your last post when you talk about the port "bending" what does that mean? it looks perfectly straight. Also Is the overall height still 13.5"?

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yep height is still 13.5". i edited the post i had with the pics. noticed i forgot to show that measurement. and your port doesnt physically bend, but as you measure down the middle of it, you'll get a couple extra inches

something like this, just not to this extent. the short purple line is the end correction of the port.

Port.jpg

that piece is straight, but as you get towards the end of your box it effectively bends, to a certain degree.

 

 

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EDIT EDIT: i'd suggest using allthread for bracing. it's very strong, and very tiny and will take up next to no space in the box to help you stay as close to net volume/tuning as possible

? Lost me... Are you talking about a caulk type liquid to seal the box?

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nope. this stuff

ss_threaded-rod.jpg

used the same way you'd use dowels. they come in various lengths. put some bolts and washers on em and bolt em through the box.

 

 

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Kinda like...

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How would you brace with the top being sloped? How many would you use?

It doesnt seem like it would be that stable using those bracing straight up and down, unless you went through the top?

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the bracing is pretty strong. you'd just have to get the thicker rod to make up for the length of it. the angle would be a little awkward. what i'd do would be to cut a small ring out, maybe 4" in diameter and glue it where you're going to brace it. then drill straight in as if the drill bit was the rod just a little to kinda give you a little divot. so that way when you put the rod through it, the washer will mount up flush with it straight on. get what i'm sayin?

 

 

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Wouldnt it be better to just double up on the front board(first layer with 9.--" diameter holes and the second board with 10.--" diameter sub holes adding 3/4" in length?(I can spare 3/4" in length) How would this affect the port?

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