BrodieBiking

Hey guys!

Well this is my first time building a ported box, I'm used to taking the easy way and going sealed.

First of all I'm running two NVX VCW 104 subs.

Should I make the box with the recommended air space for the subs, or is it better to go bigger?

Also, what is it best to tune the box to with this subs? (Well I guess you'd need the box specs, which I will provide tomorrow...)

This is going to be a wedge type box, it is going behind the seat of an f350 pickup. The problem I might have is finding a place to put the port, and is there a difference where I put the port????

Thanks guys, will provide specs tomorrow

IT Hz

iTrader: (1)

Make the box to the recommended specs for the subs,(bigger is for SPL applications only) tuning of the enclosure will depend on what type(s) of music you listen to. Be specific then I can recommend tuning for the vent.

BrodieBiking

The box will be 2.3 cubic feet.

I listen to rock, rap, metal, punk, indie, and a few others in beteween. Don't listen to rap any other then for the bass, so preferably a loud noticeable tune preferred aha...

I will give ya the box specifics if you need them when I get home, thanks!

BrodieBiking

Also, i would be making the port of wood, not buying a circular one

IT Hz

iTrader: (1)

35 hz will work fine for you, and agreed make a wooden port (slot port)

BrodieBiking

Perfect! How do I figure out port dimensions?

Sonic

iTrader: (1)

Give the max dimension of the space you have to work with, Height, width, and depth?

BrodieBiking

This is what my box will look like. All dimensions are in inches.

IT Hz

iTrader: (1)

As Sonic has said, in order to calculate a slot port we need a height, width, and depth of your enclosure.

BrodieBiking

you actually just replied as i posted it ahah, look up two posts ^