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daymoon

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23rd Nov 09 at 01:35

I am sure some people here have done this... i have basic idea of what to do ie. make a fibeglass mould of spare wheel well, make fake floor etc....

looking for some pic and advices on building one, especially cooling and mounting of amp/amps...

Thank you!

kev

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23rd Nov 09 at 02:32

edited!!!

[Edited on 23-11-2009 by kevcr]

chloe16v

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23rd Nov 09 at 02:35

kev, the fact that its the early hours of the morning is why it hasnt had a reply yet, i dont see anything wrong with what he has asked, maybe he doesnt want to see pics, he might have an idea in his head already, now fuck off being a sad cu nt ruining peoples threads

kev

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23rd Nov 09 at 02:42

edited

[Edited on 23-11-2009 by kevcr]

chloe16v

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23rd Nov 09 at 02:44

quote:

looking for some pic and advices on building one, especially cooling and mounting of amp/amps...

enough info there to get a jist of what he wants

daymoon

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23rd Nov 09 at 07:01

what othet info yo need then?

djmattyh

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23rd Nov 09 at 12:12

I can't stand idiots like Kevcr. why pick faults? he asked a simple enough question imo. grow up ffs.

Daymoon - Get yourself down to B&Q get some MDF for the false floor, use the boot carpet as a template for cutting, and then just draw round the sub you want to use and cut inside the lines.

also I would leave the boot carpet in, then put the MDF on top (stops rattles) You may have to pull out the plastic thread in the wheel well for a better fit. and I would mount the amp on the side of the boot using MDF, or on the back of the rear seats.
some pics below to give you some idea...

RichR

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23rd Nov 09 at 12:14

Stubbsy's old install

djmattyh

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23rd Nov 09 at 12:15

kev

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23rd Nov 09 at 12:42

edited

[Edited on 23-11-2009 by kevcr]

BarnshaW

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23rd Nov 09 at 12:48

wtf was wrong with his original post? made perfect and clear sense to me?

djmattyh

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23rd Nov 09 at 12:50

quote:
Originally posted by kevcr

quote:
Originally posted by djmattyh
I can't stand idiots like Kevcr. why pick faults? he asked a simple enough question imo. grow up ffs.

Daymoon - Get yourself down to B&Q get some MDF for the false floor, use the boot carpet as a template for cutting, and then just draw round the sub you want to use and cut inside the lines. also I would leave the boot carpet in, then put the MDF on top (stops rattles) You may have to pull out the plastic thread in the wheel well for a better fit. and I would mount the amp on the side of the boot using MDF, or on the back of the rear seats.
some pics below to give you some idea...

get a life u muppit i tryed to help him!