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im going to use a 800w 12" pioneer sub and pair of pioneer 6x9's and a sony amp and maybe another amp for sub. im keen to put in the boot but also have battery box and fuel surge tank. also have nobackseat due to the roll cage. ive done a few designsbut was keen to see some other ideas.
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Slickest way Ive found so far is to take your time, and custom make a box that fits under the rear storage bin area on one side, and on the other side, make a nice amp rack that holds the amp right under the bin lid so when you open it up, voilla your amp is there, but at the same time hidden. On the side that the sub is on I cut out a decent chunk of metal behind the ridge for the sound to come out of..right under the carpet! No rattles and it looks completely stock. In my opinion this is the slickest setup just because it looks factory stock.
Only downside is that all you can really fit is a 10". I have a Type R 10" and it has some damn good bass. Probably comparable to the 2 large obtrusive 15" subs that it replaced.
After running both setups, Im just not feeling the big huge rear-eating sub boxes that most people go for. I prefer the stock look...and at the same time its damn cool to open up a storage bin lid and see your amp tucked away neatly. If you arent going for the Show(off) look I highly reccomend taking the time and hiding a sub away in the back.
Good luck!!!!!
Only downside is that all you can really fit is a 10". I have a Type R 10" and it has some damn good bass. Probably comparable to the 2 large obtrusive 15" subs that it replaced.
After running both setups, Im just not feeling the big huge rear-eating sub boxes that most people go for. I prefer the stock look...and at the same time its damn cool to open up a storage bin lid and see your amp tucked away neatly. If you arent going for the Show(off) look I highly reccomend taking the time and hiding a sub away in the back.
Good luck!!!!!
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i just went with a simple setup in mine. kenwood 4" in the kicker panels up front and pioneer 6x8 in the rear stock speaker holes. i get decent enough sound out of it to make me haoppy and nobody can see what i have by looking in the car. i was thinking about a sub, but the speakers i have now are perfect for balancing mid/high and getting decent bass from the back.
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Originally Posted by Gen1onr
Slickest way Ive found so far is to take your time, and custom make a box that fits under the rear storage bin area on one side, and on the other side, make a nice amp rack that holds the amp right under the bin lid so when you open it up, voilla your amp is there, but at the same time hidden. On the side that the sub is on I cut out a decent chunk of metal behind the ridge for the sound to come out of..right under the carpet! No rattles and it looks completely stock. In my opinion this is the slickest setup just because it looks factory stock.
Only downside is that all you can really fit is a 10". I have a Type R 10" and it has some damn good bass. Probably comparable to the 2 large obtrusive 15" subs that it replaced.
After running both setups, Im just not feeling the big huge rear-eating sub boxes that most people go for. I prefer the stock look...and at the same time its damn cool to open up a storage bin lid and see your amp tucked away neatly. If you arent going for the Show(off) look I highly reccomend taking the time and hiding a sub away in the back.
Good luck!!!!!
Only downside is that all you can really fit is a 10". I have a Type R 10" and it has some damn good bass. Probably comparable to the 2 large obtrusive 15" subs that it replaced.
After running both setups, Im just not feeling the big huge rear-eating sub boxes that most people go for. I prefer the stock look...and at the same time its damn cool to open up a storage bin lid and see your amp tucked away neatly. If you arent going for the Show(off) look I highly reccomend taking the time and hiding a sub away in the back.
Good luck!!!!!
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