Does anyone know what dementions of a box to be built for this subwoofer. its and older sub that works great but needs a box by itself the other one is blown. Can I run a sealed box instead of ported??? . Is there a demention for a ported and or a sealed box. Thank You

are you against running it free air?


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I'm not agains runnin it free. I rather run a smaller box that why i wanted to run it sealed, if i can.

what free air woofers is this an xpl?

No its not an XPL, i Think Its an old kicker competition

run it free air and u wont have a box to deal with. i dont know the specs but because its a free air sub im almost betting the sealed box is going to be pretty big.


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SEALED ENCLOSURE
Competition™ Series Drivers
C15c
3.60 (+20 Maximum 31.5
3.00 Recommended 33.5
2.40 (-20 Minimum 35

VENTED ENCLOSURE
Freeair™ Series Drivers
F15c 3.60 (+20 Maximum (1) 4 4.25 32 34
3.00 Recommended 0r (2) 3 6 35 37
2.40 (-20 Minimum ” ” ” 39 41


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Kickers need a lot of room... I had 3 Kicker Comp VR's with 1500 watts on them. The box was a sealed 9.0 ft box I made for my Trooper in woodtech after visting Stillwater Desings (They make Kicker) in Stillwater, Oklahoma. So depending on the bass you want the I still would do the 3.0 box cause the smaller box will give you a tigher bass note then the 3.0.

So if I go with the 3.6 cubic foot box , i would need a box with 1 port hole 4" in diameter right???? and where would i locate the port??

I came up with a box dimetion of 29.5"x 19.5" x 13.5 " to come up with 3.5 cubic foot inside. Is that correct. I'm still not sure about a port hole diameter, and where to locate it. Any help would be greatful Thanks

If its a comp sub it would prefer a sealed box. Its also not a free air sub. It would play lower in a sealed box and cleaner than in a ported box. The ported box will be just somewhat louder and boomier.

It is strickly a free air sub needs ported, not a comp. I just need to know where to intall the port and how big. I know it say 4-4.25" but is that the diameter. Seems like a big port to me, but i could be wrong Thanks all

you can get just as clean a sound in a ported box as you can a sealed box if its built right.


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