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photobucket sucks i'm sorry. i'm posting all my pictures though i've decided she has the eyes of a shark, the legs of a horse and the skin of a fruit bat. looks like the cloverfield monster when she plays and runs because of her broad chest long story short is she's goofy but i love her
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thank you. believe me, i'm happy also
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in case you were wondering.. that is bad ass
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you really don't need a radar detector with a car like that.. lambos are faster than cop cars.. why are you all bitching about a radar detector? it's definitely your car, let the owner do what he wants
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hahahaha ahahahahahaha bahahaha! fial. finish this or i'm coming to impound the truck and equipment. and i'll make you pay for my plane ticket there and gas back
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busy doing homework? clean the truck? you had to wax the dog? uhhhhmmm dog ate your camera? you're running out of excuses..
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you have me rollin man haha. don't get too friendly with the pole vents after all these pictures..
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displacement issue.. maybe some bad algebra too
stocks replied to stocks's topic in SPL & SQ / Fabrication
alright thanks so much ku40. this site is always so much more helpful than ca -
box dimensions 38 * 13 * 15.98= 7894.12 in³ = 4.56835 ft³ tuned to 32hz Bracing with 1 in dowel rod up/down r=.5 h=15.95 3.142 * .25 * 15.94 = 12.5 in³ = 0.007233 ft³ front/back r=.5 h 12.97 3.142 * .25* 12.97 = 10.188 in³ = 0.005895 ft³ probably two of these.. perpendicular or parallel so this leaves either 4.553884 for parallel or 4.555222 for perpendicular, up/down and front/back plus sub displacement of .19 4.363884 parallel.......... and for port area, with 57.25 in² slotted, ~50% for aero is 28.625 in² so a 6in aero port will be about 13.62 in long with the flare, with 28.26 in² without. round is also about 55% more efficient than slot so.. i think all my math is good, but someone may prove me wrong so that's a displacement of 366.2 in³ = 0.211921 ft³ with displacements in consideration it is 4.151963 ft³ how would i bring this into my equation? average the non displaced and the displaced and take that and use it in the equation, or should i simply add the displacement of the port BACK into the box dimensions and forget about everything else? yes, the winisd is modeled in a slotted enclosure but i did all the calculations separate, with the vent at 0 thanks in advance guys
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displacement issue.. maybe some bad algebra too
stocks replied to stocks's topic in SPL & SQ / Fabrication
nope, it isn't. i have to add port displacement i guess? or does winisd do that for you? -
displacement issue.. maybe some bad algebra too
stocks replied to stocks's topic in SPL & SQ / Fabrication
okay so i have a few ideas for slot ports so i am gonna attempt to do one.. can anyone help me with the dimensions i need? i need help badly well i just realized if my previous specs are internal i need to have 15.98 not 14.48.... so if it's this easy i'll be a little pissed -
displacement issue.. maybe some bad algebra too
stocks replied to stocks's topic in SPL & SQ / Fabrication
and okay, i just wasn't sure how to get about the exact tuning i want. i guess i'll try it a little longer, maybe an inch or so and cut it if i need to maybe being more efficient isn't what i should say.. less port area is required for the same airspeed -
if you pick a product based on a shade of color yeah, i'd ignore you. i'll ignore you after this post as well i don't care what companies emailed you back either fyi
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buy the sub. if you don't like the color then buy different dustcaps. you aren't gonna get an answer for a question like that by emailing fi. i would ignore it if i were scott