For people with amps mounted on the back of the rear seats
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For people with amps mounted on the back of the rear seats
I have an 05 sedan w/premium bose and am putting in a 4080 box with an eD 11Ov.2 and a nine.2x. I want to mount the amp on the back of the back seats like I have seen in some installs but there doesnt seem to be alot of anything there to screw it into. Are people like sliding a 1/2 inch piece of composite board behind the grey piece there or doing something different? Also I want to remove the stock sub and leave the hole ported there for more sound in the cabin. Looking where the sub is it looks to be completely covered by a plastic carpeted piece from the bottem. Are people cutting a hole in that plastic piece or leaving it off? Lastly, for people that have put a single sub in their trunk and not used any dynomat or similar stuff, how bad is the trunk for rattles/buzzes? It looks like there is some deadening stuff on the floor of the truck already. Thanks.
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I'm dl'n my pics now, i have a temp amp install...
read here
https://g35driver.com/forums/audio-video-electronics/82679-back-seat-amp-mounting-idea-worked-me.html
read here
https://g35driver.com/forums/audio-video-electronics/82679-back-seat-amp-mounting-idea-worked-me.html
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OK after taking a 2nd look in the sedan, it looks a bit different then the coupe as the seats do not go down and there doesnt seem to be much to screw on to there. There is a 1/4" mabey carpeted grey piece with the trunk-to-cabin hole, then a small space behind it, then the seat. Anyone with a sedan that has screwed into just this and have it hold ok? I guess if I am worried I can just slip a piece of wood behind it. Thanks.
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