What is behind the driver's side wall in the cargo area?
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What is behind the driver's side wall in the cargo area?
After just finding out that under the passenger seat there's some air conditioning component, the idea of amp and sub under the seats can be scratched.
I absolutely can not have anything sitting in the cargo area. The amp will probably go under the driver seat, but where does the speaker go? Giving up the storage compartment isn't that fun of idea, plus it would not be too stealth if kept open.
What I was thinking is putting a 6.5" - 8" inside the rear wall? Color match the grille and it should be invisible.
I absolutely can not have anything sitting in the cargo area. The amp will probably go under the driver seat, but where does the speaker go? Giving up the storage compartment isn't that fun of idea, plus it would not be too stealth if kept open.
What I was thinking is putting a 6.5" - 8" inside the rear wall? Color match the grille and it should be invisible.
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q-logic makes prefab boxes, crutchfield (overpriced) has them at http://www.crutchfield.com/cgi-bin/S...=0&cc=01&avf=N
hope this helps!
brian
hope this helps!
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4RURN,
They are held down by snap rivets but you'll have to unscrew some trim pieces to do that:
http://www.4runners.org/articles/sound
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They are held down by snap rivets but you'll have to unscrew some trim pieces to do that:
http://www.4runners.org/articles/sound
Bob
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While measuring the place in the wall - it hit me! WHAT ABOUT THE REAR SWING UP DOOR!
It looks like it could easily hold a pair of 8" subs! And talk about unobtrusive and stealth! Would be a Houdini act to feed the wires through stock locations, but otherwise look like the perfect solution.
Bob that's an awesome page! Ever try removing the 5th door panel?
It looks like it could easily hold a pair of 8" subs! And talk about unobtrusive and stealth! Would be a Houdini act to feed the wires through stock locations, but otherwise look like the perfect solution.
Bob that's an awesome page! Ever try removing the 5th door panel?
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Originally posted by 4RUNR
While measuring the place in the wall - it hit me! WHAT ABOUT THE REAR SWING UP DOOR!
While measuring the place in the wall - it hit me! WHAT ABOUT THE REAR SWING UP DOOR!
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The deed is done! Pair 6.5" subs with an uber infinite baffle setup. The bass output and quality can be equited to a pretty good stock premium system in a luxo sedan. Doesn't go too low, but adds so much as it's coupled directly to the body. (~45hz) Surprisingly the plastic panel that goes over them did not change the sound one bit.
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