Difference between Front and Rear Ported!

[silky smoove]

Point them down through holes in the floorboards to levitate the car a little bit. Lessens weight, improves gas mileage.

Assuming his vehicle is rear-wheel drive, there's a threshold issue with this. Below a power/displacement threshold (depending on the weight of his vehicle) all he'll do is reduce traction to the wheels providing power to the vehicle. Very dangerous. Above the threshold we enter into hovercraft territory.

The obvious solution here is tons of displacement and power. Not to mention formatting all of your music for gapless playback. Your hovercraft won't function with a 2-second gap between tracks

 

[Zooberwerx]

Assuming his vehicle is rear-wheel drive, there's a threshold issue with this. Below a power/displacement threshold (depending on the weight of his vehicle) all he'll do is reduce traction to the wheels providing power to the vehicle. Very dangerous. Above the threshold we enter into hovercraft territory.

The obvious solution here is tons of displacement and power. Not to mention formatting all of your music for gapless playback. Your hovercraft won't function with a 2-second gap between tracks

Now you guys are just getting silly! Everybody knows all you have to do is put oversize tires on the backend so the vehicle tilts slightly forward. The car will think its going downhill and save gas.

Riis

 

[srj]

The difference between front and rear ported cabs is that i like front ported cabs and i dislike rear ported cabs ,,,,,,,,,and that's all i need to know.

 

[Smurf-o-Deth]

Now you guys are just getting silly! Everybody knows all you have to do is put oversize tires on the backend so the vehicle tilts slightly forward. The car will think its going downhill and save gas.

Riis

That's bible truth!