what about

ight all these people got ported slotted but i was thinking more of a vented box and what do you all think?

slotted=vented

slot is a type of vent. there are circular, square, retangular, triangle? etc.

:)

hey, i have a 240sx so i DONT have very much room... i can only fit about a 10" box in my trunk... which would be best for me, the ported or sealed?

depends on your 10" and how much space it needs and how much space you're willing to give up. What sub do you have?

2 10" Fosgate HE's... i only want it to go out no more than 2 ft. but the limiting factor is the height. I can only go about 14 in. up.

I was thinking about sumthin like this. its about the right size but its sealed and i dont know how that will sound.
http://www.ultimateelectronics.com/images/us/local/products/WEBLG/HGKWO04S.jpg

go with sealed. 1.0 cubes ported isn't enough for those subs to perform too well. Sealed should be good enough.

or maybe this but i think its way to tall
http://www.rockfordfosgate.com/ez2/fcsscripts/Images/Rockford/2004/Enclosed/PL2_210_F.jpg

but that one is ported but it comes loaded with those speakers. but it puts out around the same watts

so i should go with the first box b/c of the room issue? cause im a student so i need the trunk room for my books and bag and stuff

subs don't put out power. They handle power, but not put out. IF you need trunk space, go with the sealed box.

well yeah but you knew what i ment. ok what about something like this (but with some rockfords of course). Will that still hit just as hard?
http://images.auctionhelper.com/images/sales@americanthunderaudio.com/DC12LOADEDPIC1.jpg

And what about this... do these actually sound good? (with Rockfords)
http://i11.ebayimg.com/02/i/01/c6/00/88_1.JPG
I would think that the sound waves would cross and cause interferance or distortion. I dunno i'm just goin off what little i learned about sound waves in the 9th grade. So naturally i have forgotten most of it.