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Darthness
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Post by Darthness »

thats fine.. i just wanted to see how you do it. the JL images had me a little confused..
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Post by kevinberry1 »

I don't know if it is much help but the Kicker website has some really good blueprints for building a slot ported box. I know the demensions aren't the same since your specs are different, but the building instructions are clear and concise.
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Post by Darthness »

i gots a question...

would there be any loss from firing the port straight up?, ie, if i posiitioned the box to where the port is firing straight into my rear deck and push the air directly into the cabin?

just for effect. i could put some cloth where the speakers used to be :P
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Post by kevinberry1 »

You would want to make sure that the air flow was unobstructed, otherwise it will deminish the effect of porting the box. I don't know the exact way to word it so I'll let Kiki or another knowledgeable person explain it. :) I guess if the air can move freely into the cabin there might not be a problem.

The diagrams on the Kicker website also say not to obstruct the port so that the air moves freely.
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Post by Darthness »

i gotcha, no biggie, was just thinking it'd be ac ool "effect". i'll just buy a fan :P
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Post by Audiophile »

*cough* thread jacker *cough* ;) j/k with ya, I got what I needed from here

Thanks again to all who answered--especially Justin from Detroit for the specs on a round port.

One last question, just one port, or should I use 2? Maybe like 36...(<--dripping with sarcasm)
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Post by Justin from Detroit1 »

More ports = longer ports. Stick with one.
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Post by Audiophile »

well thank you VERY VERY much. I'd hug you but I assume you're a guy--lol *shakes hand* anyways...I'm off to go sleep...I'll port the box tomorrow and take pics for y'all! :)
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