DM me @ "Cole Green's Bass Page" on Facebook, might be able to work something out

There's not much point in using a bigger mouth (horn) inside a relatively small cabin because you don't need to couple the wave to the air near as much. Regardless, this would be extremely loud in a truck to about 28hz, but it likely wouldn't make as much high bass (55hz+) as you'd expect. It would also likely perform the best (and sound best at driver position) if the mouth (port) and sub were facing upward to the roof with the mouth on the passenger side and no obstructions. If you want an underseat box then this probably isn't the one. It's better to fire a port or resonator into the door area (as long as it doesn't rattle) and use the shape of the cab to couple that acoustic energy to the rest of the vehicle rather than make the box bigger. I used the "Buick Regal Trunk Horn" (or whatever I called it) on my channel In my old extended cab truck and it was fine in there, but that design is a bit more like ported than this one. You'll see the difference if you look at that video. I never tried this one in my truck, but I did try a tapped quarter wave resonator (~horn) and a "Transmission Line" in it which were both extremely loud near their respective tuning. Even though the tapped QW resonator was tuned at 33Hz in an open environment, 28hz was the loudest frequency in the truck due to "cabin gain" and the additional path length of the resonator formed when I had pointed the mouth at the roof. That enclosure was mega big though.

Thank you so much for your detailed response and sharing your expertise! It’s really helpful to understand how the different designs work in different setups. My goal with this project is to create a more mobile setup, where the enclosure would not only perform well inside the vehicle but also project sound efficiently outside of it. Do you think this back-loaded horn design could work for that purpose, or would you recommend another type of enclosure to achieve that goal? Many people have said that a quarter-wave resonator is the way to go.

Inside the vehicle the mouth area of this horn doesn't really gain you anything and is unnecessary, but outside the vehicle the mouth area is still quite small for projecting sound so it is somewhat of a compromise I think. If you only have enough room to fit this enclosure, then it would work ok, somewhat better than a ported enclosure as long as you use a good subwoofer with high motor force and a relatively low Qts. Outdoors you would likely notice that the lower the bass goes, the harder it is to hear and the less SPL it has no matter how much it makes an earthquake in the car. I uploaded another design to my channel just yesterday that is better for playing outdoors because it has much more mouth area and is bigger like a PA horn. I think it may be too big for your purpose, but it's better for playing outside than this one. If you don't mind carrying around a big flat piece of plywood then you could use the back loaded design from this video and reflect it off the flat piece of plywood when you're outdoors and it'd give you a bigger effective mouth area, sort of like a tapped horn. I think that could work too

It should be there whenever Archive.org comes back online, hopefully

Improve cardio, sounds like poor blood flow to me

You can use 3/4 MDF. Double it for the baffle. If your subs are very high power, or if you want every last dee-bee out of it, then you should add some bracing

Email me at [email protected] or message me on facebook. My page is called "Cole Green's Bass Page"

It ain't a tight car, but it is a Type R

I can design something for you, put it here on youtube like my other designs are, and you could send me something over cashapp/paypal if you want to

Yeah well the hornresp file and the CAD model don't require you to listen to the video at all to interpret them. You don't like my dissociative loops? They are specifically designed so nobody can focus on what I'm saying!

@@RobertJeffersonBased that’s cool man. Just giving you feedback, you do you. I clicked because I wanted to see if you said anything interesting. I don’t need to see your CAD or Hornresp work as I am at least just as proficient as you.

They're at 0:27 but you probably missed them because I was going so fast

Thank!! Most fastest bike in India!!!

Only if you buy my PM DC treadmill motor off ebay so I can build more dumb stuff lol. Go for it honestly, you won't need the wacky gear reduction I have

Electric unless you want to spend all your time dealing with clutch plates, carburetors, throttle cables, spark plug issues. ect.

Once this thing gets into Vtec dood, freakin game over, dood

@@RobertJeffersonBased 😂. Show me. VTEC yo!!!!!

I uploaded a top speed run in my shorts section, you can definitely hear the vtec turbo kick in

Go to the archive.org link and download the PDF files, they are the cutsheets.

The power steering pump was supercharged! The engine not so much. The intake makes a little noise because I had gutten the filter box to remove the resonator. No point in getting a cold air on these IMO

@@RobertJeffersonBased Oh haha I thought I heard a charger whine there. Atleast it sounds nice.

I tried, but the PCM would just pull timing or something and it made no power, no cool burnout :(

Yes I remember FrugooScape! That server was really fun. I remember when the creator put a message on the site saying it was running off a core 2 quad or core 2 duo desktop as a server temporarily XD shame it was shut down

@@RobertJeffersonBased I remember playing it all the time when I got bored of real RS, then I took a break for a few years and when I tried to play again it was shut down and there were a bunch of R.I.P. vids on KZbin. Good times!

I'm going to try a custom exhaust made from some grill burners i found. I had a little pipe thing from amazon but it broke. I tried building an expansion chamber but it wasn't very good.... and then broke. haha

Using a small wheel would increase the gear ratio with this sort of setup minus the jack shaft thing. I used a 20" wheel before and the ratio was way too long. With a 26" wheel it should be more ok, kind of went over board with this lol

The dang thing-a-majig