Still have ideas going back in forth in my mind but I think I've come up with something that might work... I didn't have time to go out and et exact measurements but my question is because of the box design.. notice the port. How exactly would it because its not a completely flat port. It is higher in one spot then drops down. Should I just change the design to simplify things? Btw the slanted front also presented a problem thats why the port squares off before it hits the slant. Just don't know how to tune it with the slant involved but if anyone knows please let me know so I can figure out the best design for the port or box itself. Know its hard to answer without knowing dimensions and what hz to tune it to but I just need help on the design. If need be I might be able to measure it all up tomorrow. Sorry for the bad picture, its paint :P.
Would it be best to bypass the triangle with the port as shown in the plan? Or should I use the extra space? Just seems to complicate everything so I might just get rid of it. Just figured I'd squeeze all the cubic footage I could.
Its for two 15s. I only put one port in the plan because I wasn't for sure if was sticking with it. They will be firing up. The center is divided but I guess its kinda hard to tell that its two chambers. I was going to put each port on the far side of the box. One near the passager door and the other near the drivers door. Don't want to to do the center because I was going to build two amp mounts in the middle.
I've been told by quite a few people down here that firing up is not a good idea. They advice to fire backwards or down. Its not like they do not know what they are talking about either. One of the guys who recommended me to do a downfire or backfire has quite a few trophies from db drags. Hes getting ready to start building for the nasca coming up next year. Anyone have any imput on which is best? Up, down, back?
