Polyfil an volume
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Bronze Member Username: FordpwrLos angeles, Ca Usa Post Number: 75 Registered: Dec-04 | i'm almost done with my 15' sub box. originaly it was suposed to be around 4.2 cubes so i had the port lenght figured out and all that.however, i came 2 inches short to make it fit better and i might have to slim it another inch, maybe. so i gotta use pollyfil. my question is , if i use 1lb per cube how much volume will the sub think its got? how much volume does pollyfil fool the sub to have at the rate of 1lb per cube? |
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Silver Member Username: JeremycKunsan AfbSouth Korea Post Number: 334 Registered: Jun-04 | GLASS???? |
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Bronze Member Username: FordpwrLos angeles, Ca Usa Post Number: 76 Registered: Dec-04 | glass??????? a little help here please...... |
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Bronze Member Username: FordpwrLos angeles, Ca Usa Post Number: 79 Registered: Dec-04 | c'mon............ |
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Gold Member Username: GlasswolfNorthWest, Michigan USA Post Number: 7176 Registered: Dec-03 | it'll make the box appear about 10% larger. you can just use rolls of polyfill and staple gun it to the box inside instead of using teh loose stuff if this is a ported box. otherwise you'll just blow all the polyfill out of teh port and your trunk will look like a snow scene. all you'll need to do is add a manger and a little nativity setting. |
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Bronze Member Username: FordpwrLos angeles, Ca Usa Post Number: 82 Registered: Dec-04 | thanks glass. once again you've done it |
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Silver Member Username: LbecknerTulsa, Ok Usa Post Number: 158 Registered: Oct-04 | You can also cover the inside of the port with chicken wire. This is from the kicker website. www.kicker.com. In on of there pdf's. I heard that polyfill in a ported box lowers the volume. Don't know if its true. |
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