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Old Jan 27, 2007 | 05:43 PM
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I just have a few questions, someone told me that it is a good thing to have subs passenger side and port driver side, and also to make the port as many square inches as i could. YES



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Old Jan 30, 2007 | 12:25 AM
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are you doing it from the trunk of your 93 Grand Marquis or did you remove back seats and put the box there?

yah, subs on pass side, port on driver side. in a no wall set up port seems to be as big as possible...........given you have a vehicle where a 'standard' no wall box will work. if you got a trunk its a diff story. meter would be a very helpful tool as this is our first box. with a meter you'd be able to make the port as big as possible and just test while making it smaller and see if you gain or lose spl. once again tho, if you are doing it from the trunk of a trunk car then that process would be a pain in the neck.

for the show on the 11th you would probably be allowed to stay in your car and not get cut off at 140 db.
Old Jan 30, 2007 | 01:24 AM
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so is the box in the trunk or where the back seats used to be?

to adjust the port just cut some mdf peices that are as tall as the port and as long as one of the sides. then you'd just screw the peice onto the side of the port and take out some sq inches. you'd need a number of peices so you can make the port narrower at least some inches.
Old Jan 30, 2007 | 12:00 PM
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u wouldnt be shortening the port but making it more narrow.

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