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paulocutts

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Registered: 13th Dec 05
Location: Derby
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6th Jan 07 at 13:09

Wondering if anyone can give me some ideas advice how to mount/fix my amp and sub box into the boot of my corsa?

What methods have people used?

If you have mounted using MDF etc how are they fitted into the boot?

any info/pics welcome thanks

mithdons

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Registered: 21st Feb 06
Location: manchester
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6th Jan 07 at 17:37

use mdf for an easy solutiuon.. cut around your tyre well and place in if cut correctly wont budge.then put the carpet back over and mount what you want

mithdons

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Registered: 21st Feb 06
Location: manchester
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6th Jan 07 at 17:38

mines pretty good fit. ive only secure my amp and cd changer though

gavin18787

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Registered: 22nd Feb 05
Location: Basildon, Essex
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6th Jan 07 at 18:22

i made a simple raised false floor to get the amp out of the way. I could then also simply bolt the sub box to the floor

Its in two peices that fit snugly into the boot and dosent budge or rattle at all, it can also be removed fairly easily to get to the spare etc

Drives supercharged Tec with torque

Dom H

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Registered: 14th Jun 06
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6th Jan 07 at 18:43

Will mounting the sub in the wheel well affect the performance? I'd like to do that, but I'd imagine it would..

craig8

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Registered: 31st Dec 04
Location: Glasgow
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6th Jan 07 at 18:45

so long as you make a sealed enclosure to the correct volumes, and dynamatt the wheel well then it wouldnt really be a problem

E36 328

Dom H

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Registered: 14th Jun 06
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6th Jan 07 at 18:56

Ahh.. I don't really know much about making the enclosures and that, pretty much a noob when it comes to car audio tbh!

My Sub's in a box at the moment, I think I'll just leave it in that as it sounds good at the moment..