dunit121

so last night a ported the stock sub box. it sounds amazingly better. i made the tube run almost to the back so its more of a deep sound but it really takes the sound of bass coming from the door speakers witch is really nice. very simple 15 minute mod too. i made a 1 3/4 inch hole put it just to the right of the sub because there is a gap in the weaving there and ran a tube to about 1 2/3 inch from the back. really sounds good

sundevil07

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pics plz

iboost

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2x^^

fshizl

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i want to see pics of this as well..

csementuh

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click

bowtie32

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wow congrats. x4 on pics

dunit121

ill put up pics soon it still looks kinda ghetto i gota figure out a better way to hold in the port

D4u2s0t

interested, because the stock sub sucks lol

freakta

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def interested in this mod... sounds promising. good luck with the pics and cleaning up of the product

kissrocker52

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sub'd for pics

boltedbalt

not to trolly but im going to improve on what the OP did, i used to be a BIG car audio guy owning a CRX with a wall....If you want better results than that of the OP go here http://www.the12volt.com/caraudio/boxcalcs.asp#por

plug in necessary requirements and this website will tell you the BEST port to make based off of size and power....i dont wanna go into sub woofer talk as I have quit the addiciton but if oyu have questions please feel free to Pm me

Spun

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Try here, there really cheap and should make it easier
http://www.parts-express.com/wizards...TOKEN=16802244

Added- Try using some epoxy made for plastics on the inside of the flare and then some silicone around the hole inside the box.Just remember to let it sit and dry for a couple days, glue fumes do funny things to speakers.

EmperorJJ1

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ut oh now youve dunit (lol i had too)


FYI you there's no such thing as porting a box. a ported box should be much bigger in size then a sealed box (one of many reasons its not in a ported box to begin with) so while u can modify the sealed box and put a hole and tube in it.... its very much not recommend especially if you dont at least somewhat tune it

sundevil07

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told!! hahah

ajm5036

I'm intrested in how this plays out.... is it worth porting it or not. Even if the science behind it is flawed, does the sub sound better/ louder?

freakta

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the stock sub is pretty weak and doesnt really go low. anything to help it out would be great

piratemosh666

Sub'd for later.

FastSSinNH

Id like to see some pics aswell.

ei3dag3

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pics peez

ssscs10

if u used a piece of plastic u can get a plastic welder, basiclly a heat gun but hotter and seal around the port that u made, then paint if u please.

NCC-2000

I did this years ago. It works alright I guess but it's not that big of an improvement. If you want a good deep bass you have to get a better setup.

slowswap

Who knows the tuning frequency that you just made that port? Second theres no subsonic frequency controller.

Have fun when the sub drops below the tuning frequency and over extends.

freakta

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do you think the amp puts out enough power to make something like that happen

NCC-2000

This is the stock system we're talking about here, what are the odds of it putting out enough power to do that?

slowswap

This has nothing to do with power. Once you're below the tuning frequency, the sub will act as if it's not in a box at all.