Porting a Truck Box

I have a Reg cab Chev and want to built a ported box that will fit behind the seats. I have a 10W0 already and have built a ton of sealed boxes over the years with great sucess but I feel like a challenge and want to build a new ported box. I know that on standard ported boxes, the port is usually on the front baffle but ofcourse that is not going to be possible with a 7-8 in. deep box. My questions are: Can the port be on the side of the box or should it be on top like the Q-Logic boxes, and, Is the rule of having a port at least the width of the port from any wall of the inclosure a hard rule or can a 3 in. port be 1-2 in. from say the back wall (the port comming out of the side of the box). Or I am down to try a slot port on the bottom of the box like the Kicker comp premade boxes: Or could a slot port be on the side of the box? Any knowledge and help with this delema is appreciated. Thanks 12Volt!

yea, u can put ports anywhere as long as they r not in the way of anything, So if u hav  a port near to the floor, and u've got stuff roliing round its no good. so anywhere u find easiest and where it it is logical to put it. if u need help building i will send sum diagrams. good luk6* Rockford T2's

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Bigsingh: What diagrams do you have? I have used pretty standard demensions for my last few boxes for my last couple of trucks (7.5bd, 5.5td, 15h, and I usually adjust the length for the parameters of the sub and usuable space behind the seat. I have found that the heights and depths I have been using are about max without seat interference. Thanks Stevdart for the reply. I have been using winlsd for a couple of months now and have loaded just about every drivers parameters I can find in it. Its a great tool instead of building boxes to find out they don't sound as you want them. thanks again guys!

i thought you might need help but it seems you know wat ur doing. 6* Rockford T2's

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