Quote (Subwoofer @ Jul 22 2017 01:19pm)
calculate for the lost air space in the 6 inches of wood you will be losing internally and then just cut the interior port length in half and extend it out 6 inches for the lost internal 6 inches.
unless you are willing to do extra work for something that is almost certainly just cosmetically different you can just put the port how the app told you to. its not going to make a real difference output wise by making the port stick into the cabin area.
It definitely would though, output wise, less energy used when the seats aren't working against you it would be louder, there's a reason stripper pole makes u louder, when u aren't flexing the truck u waste less energy (might not be audibly louder but it would meter louder, talking a small margin of gain but gains are gains)
U don't want a 4th order bandpass tuned to 32 u should try 40 - 50 hz as the sealed section will help alot with low end response nine is tuned to 45 and gets down, though I would tune to like 40 or 42 if I rebuilt it ever
Tuning to 32 will dramatically reduce output and will give it super flat response
Also make sure u use about 70% of the recommended sealed section for your box and usually 2:1 ratio on the ported side to the sealed side, larger ported section yields bigger output but it will become more peaky
U can use ultimate car audio app on your phone to plot the ported section and play with ports and tuning, again I would strongly advise tuning in the 40s it will be a much better box, unless ur doing home audio then I don't want to get involved
This post was edited by TanKiE on Jul 24 2017 07:06am