No but I deleted the stock sub leaving the hole alone so more bass can come in the cabin. It sounds way better

 

no one is talking to you, no one likes you. and half the time we cant even understand you...

 

agree...

 

It's all good brah but seriously u need to take that bay area picture off if you can't understand me your a disgrace matter of fact 925 ain't the bay get your facts strait

 

^^^Ho mai gawd did this just happen. Trolling at 5 am baby.

 

in only one of those quotes, he used slang.., and that alone isn't a reason to say that no one likes him and no one was talking to him..

When jdm asked if anyone had put a port for their sub, his answer was legitimate.. A lot of people take out their stock sub to get more air flow..

Don't hate somebody just because you don't understand the way he talks sometimes.. come on

 

i know how to take out the stock sub but how do i reuse the speaker cover where the sub was?

 

Hey guys thanks for posting up some photos. Does anyone have any pics of the amps mounted above the gas tank? Second question how safe is that do you guys think the amps will get hot up there when you put the factory back panel back in?

 

id like to see more trunk set ups too. i know the space is limited in the back of the sc with the fuel tank being back there so its always cool to see what people are doing.

 

I actually have this exact box new never had speakers mounted in it painted renasance red

 

Still deciding on whether or not I should go for a trunk setup, I mean the SC has like no trunk space already LOL.

hmmm

 

I have the same question. Any audio buffs out there have any insight where to mount the amp efficiently? I have a huge 5-ch kicker amp. I was thinking onto plywood which I would put onto the back of the gas tank with liquid nails...? Bad idea?

 

 

Saw this on the other audio thread, I want!

Trunk setup is looking better and better..

 

bump for inspiration