dsmf15098

I have a question, I was hopeing you could help me with! I'm building a sub box to fit in my 98 f150 reg. cab. I chose to go with a ported box. I built it to specs from the manafacturerer. They said for a ported box should be: Ported Box Volume (cubic feet) 0.84 and the Port diameter (inches) 3 Port length (inches) 11.75. My problem is a 3 inch port that long will hit my sub! so my question is Can i use two 1 1/2" ports to get the same response. If that won't work do you have any suggestions?
Thanks,

Dustin

p.s the subs are 10's

Almighty

I've always liked the quality of sound from a closed box system and its a little more practical to fit in vehicles

4x4wolf

I have closed sub box in my regular cab and I have to 12's.

dsmf15098

i have always thought ports have more air and more air = more bass but i'm just a rookie in the stereo field. and thanks for the replies

Backwell

Spent $2500 for the car audio set up in my last car. Took it all out when I bought my truck and the only thing I could fit in was a pair of 6x9's and a deck.

2003XLT

your right with ported boxes and more bass there is more air flow to the subs but it all depends on what kind of music you listen to...

I have a scab and I made a sealed box to Stick under my rear seats built for two 12" subs with a 1000.1. monoblock class D amp but I listen to country music with the occasional classic rock. I like a deep,clean bass so I tuned my amp to that. rap sounds better with a ported box