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travisroy74 · 09-12-2007, 12:56 AM

Look into the drivers side panel in the rear. You could build an amp rack that uses this space where the factory sub would be if you had one. I see you have t-tops, I think I remember us building a single 12 build that just used the very bottom part of the well, where the well "steps" down for a sub enclosure and then re-mounting the t's (with some foam between them) on the flat part above the fuel tank. Very stealth look but the box size may be a bit small, and you can still get that spare out.

BTW we used the well as the enclosure and just faced it with a baffle board, did it all the time and it worked every single time. This not only was less materials, but the bass was transferred through the chassis enough to make you feel the bass that much more. Sounds kinda hokey but we also built an IASCA championship winning car, we're no backyard hacks.

09-12-2007, 12:56 AM	#14
travisroy74 Low Bitrate Join Date: Jul 2007 Posts: 96	Look into the drivers side panel in the rear. You could build an amp rack that uses this space where the factory sub would be if you had one. I see you have t-tops, I think I remember us building a single 12 build that just used the very bottom part of the well, where the well "steps" down for a sub enclosure and then re-mounting the t's (with some foam between them) on the flat part above the fuel tank. Very stealth look but the box size may be a bit small, and you can still get that spare out. BTW we used the well as the enclosure and just faced it with a baffle board, did it all the time and it worked every single time. This not only was less materials, but the bass was transferred through the chassis enough to make you feel the bass that much more. Sounds kinda hokey but we also built an IASCA championship winning car, we're no backyard hacks. Last edited by travisroy74; 09-12-2007 at 01:02 AM.