Problem is, there are a lot of missconceptions about T-lines in the car audio industry. To be a true transmission line, there cannot be any appreciable volume behind the driver before the line. If there is, the line is no longer coupled directly to the driver and instead to the volume the driver is exciting. The line then acts as a Hemolitz resonator and not a transmission line. There isn't anything wrong with this, it just isn't a T-line anymore. Additionally, a T-line is completely non-resonant and does not have a tuning frequency. This is because it does not resonate, it instead provides a phase shift on the bottom end just before the line length determains cut-off. This is why it isn't tuned. If your response shows a tuning with similar impedance peaks to a vented box, you know it isn't acting like a T-line, but a Hemolitz Resonator. What we should do is get the terminology straight as to not confuse people. The OP's box is a vented alignment, not a T-line. This doesn't mean it won't perform well, if not great. It isn't anyhtiing to get upset over, just the facts.