trunk well amp mount
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trunk well amp mount
I have read a few posts about this topic but no one has really answered the question that has been posed a few times now. What are the dimensions of that sunken (false) floor in the trunk?
My plan right now is to mount a 1000 watt kenwood down there with a monster cap sitting next to it. I am thinking a piece of .5 inch plywood, couple of computer fans and some plexiglass to top it all off.
But how big do I make the bottom wood piece and then how big do i cut the plexiglass piece. Any takers on this project?
Thanks in advance for the help
My plan right now is to mount a 1000 watt kenwood down there with a monster cap sitting next to it. I am thinking a piece of .5 inch plywood, couple of computer fans and some plexiglass to top it all off.
But how big do I make the bottom wood piece and then how big do i cut the plexiglass piece. Any takers on this project?
Thanks in advance for the help
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depending on the amp, that might be a tall order. My 1200 watt Kicker amp + Boss cap did not fit there. The amp sat just fine but the cap was the tricky part.
Granted, I was using the Mazda tray so if you built your own, it MIGHT fit. Problem were the fitting that held the cap.
Granted, I was using the Mazda tray so if you built your own, it MIGHT fit. Problem were the fitting that held the cap.
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I guess pictures would help.
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ha that thing is huge. mine fits vertically on the left half of the cargo tray. I know this because that I have the cargo tray in their right now. It is too hot for the amp to sit in there. Thats why I am switching it up. Plus I want to make it look just slightly more professional.
Thanks for the reply though
Thanks for the reply though
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looks better with the lid on. You can always wire in some cpu fans.
I've never had heating issues with mine though; been there almost 2 years
I've never had heating issues with mine though; been there almost 2 years
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that would be the obvious thought, but since I am so god awful at doing anything construction related I would rather someone tell me so I can just take it to home depot and say create this. If it were a square I am thinking I might be able to pull something off, but unfortunately its an oval.
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