I made my own boxes to fit in the hatch. Each are about 17" x 10" x 12". The cubic feet comes to about 1.18. I have the 10" Kenwood Tornadoes. The box is sealed right now. Do you think I should put some ports in it? If so, where?

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Are the subs designed for ported enclosures? If so, you need to find out what size enclosure and what size port.

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They recommend the subs for ported and sealed boxes. The sealed boxes should have 1.0 cubic feet per sub. The ported boxes should have 1.1 cubic feet per sub.

 

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Do you have any pictures or plans for that box?? I need to make one before the spring but I cannot get access to my car (its stored for the winter) to get the measurements! Can you lend a hand?

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My box is 34 x 12 x 10. It's a pretty tight fit between the glass and back seat. It has 2- 10" subs. I found out the actual cubic feet for each sun is 0.92 ft^3. So look for subs accordingly. Hope this helps!

 

I like my bazooka tube, it sounds great and fits perfect in the rear well.

 

I got a little turoial on the stereo part of my page. Im using a $150 box i got from circuit city, and its a dual 12 sealed. Whats great is that they fire against my window, and deflect towards me. Personly, i think sealed boxes are better due to the fact that sometimes the ported box's tubes create the distorted air effect and its annoying.

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In my opinion I'd stay with the sealed box. You could go with the vented box and you'd gain a few more dBs, but you'd loose some clarity. Also, your box is closer to the size for a sealed box. But, if you want I can point you to some sites to calculate the vent size.

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DOH, never mind this