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Port area? When is too much?

Dangrebel
in SPL & SQ / Fabrication

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Wassup y'all, I'm about to start a box for a 21 in death penalty. I'm going for 9 cubes at 30hz with 3 8in aero ports which equals 150in of port area. Is that too much? I've heard the sub will not handle much power? Someone help me out haha

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    IDK, The box I planned for my 21in DP is 10cubes with 165in of slot port in a truck also.

    They say up to 160 so you should be ok.

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    Haha wow steveo50, wow! Hey swift how much power you running on it?

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    Haha wow steveo50, wow! Hey swift how much power you running on it?

    It will be a SAZ1500 if I go forward with it.

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    Oh ok I've heard that if there is too much port area is decreases power handling. Hey um what are the benefits of going with a lot of port area?? Thanks

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    Port area has nothing to do with power handling, only internal volume effects power handling.

    "Too much" vent area depends on the driver used.

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    thanks you for the answer! thats what i wanted to know. well ill be running 160in of port area hopefully it moves some air haha. :morepower1:

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