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Yep, I don't exist.

I said there isn't a awfully large amount of space back there, you can squeeze 8 cubes out of it, but there won't be much room for the port to breathe.

I seen it, But I want to do a box like Steve's so I have a place for 4 battery's. I could fold my back seats forward so they sit Vertical that would get me a little more space. I don't really ever have people that ride in my back seat but its nice to have it if I need it lol.

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I seen it, But I want to do a box like Steve's so I have a place for 4 battery's. I could fold my back seats forward so they sit Vertical that would get me a little more space. I don't really ever have people that ride in my back seat but its nice to have it if I need it lol.

Don't fold your seats forward, it will be super uncomfortable if anyone has to sit there.

Building around the wheel wells will be a pain, but it will give you more space. Where will the amp be going?

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I was thinking about making a bracket to mount it to the spare tire rack but that takes up a lot of room. Maybe on the back of the seat or mounted on the box. I'm not sure yet. All depends on how i make the box and where I have room lol.

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First time using Sketchup, What do you think?

1 1/2" MDF

Height: 23" With Double baffle and flush mount

Depth: 26"

Width: 47"

Port Height: 9"

Port Width: 18"

Port Depth: 6" (I'm not sure how deep to make it for 30Hz, Help?)

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First time using Sketchup, What do you think?

1 1/2" MDF

Height: 23" With Double baffle and flush mount

Depth: 26"

Width: 47"

Port Height: 9"

Port Width: 18"

Port Depth: 6" (I'm not sure how deep to make it for 30Hz, Help?)

A bit big, ~8 cubes would be better. You have ~11.

And port has too much area. With a port like that it is impossible to tune it to 30hz (and 6"s makes it 48hz)

Fix those to things and you will be good.

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dont even ask me lol

ok heres what i got.. 6.88 cubes after sub and bracing displacement..

tuned to 33 hz. with 75 and some change square inches of port area.. round port..

sub up port back.

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dont even ask me lol

ok heres what i got.. 6.88 cubes after sub and bracing displacement..

tuned to 33 hz. with 75 and some change square inches of port area.. round port..

sub up port back.

When do you plan on coming down? Because my cousin moved here and he's heading back to Michigan from the 6th-21st and when he comes back there won't be a extra bed lol.

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I don't have the box calculator thingy so I'm not sure how big to make the port for it to be 30hz lol.

You could make it

height: 6

width: 20

length: 25

thats tuned to 30hz before you take away woofer volume and any bracing.

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