I\'m in the process of getting a custom install commissioned for my FD and wanted to get a feel for what other\'s have done with their boots before I press the button. I have the following kit I\'d like to fit in the boot, but want to maintain access to the space saver wheel if possible:
- 1No 10" Sub
- 2No Amps (1No 4channel Amp & 1No Mono Amp)
- 10 Disc CD Changer
Anyone have any pics they could share??? Also can you recommend any companies in the south east London region?
Cheers
Karl
Hiya mate,
Here is one i done a while ago. Same as you wanted to keep access to space saver wheel.
http://www.mazdarotaryclub.com/forums/showthread.php?t=32776&highlight=vibe
And here is a thread when they are nearly finished.
http://www.mazdarotaryclub.com/forums/showthread.php?t=49043&highlight=vibe
Hope this gives you abit of an idea.
Cheers Garith.
Or, if you want to loose the whole boot...custom fibre glass build
The box in the corner feeds down to the rear wheel well, which probably isn\'t perfect for what you\'re looking at, but the two tens required a 55 litre box in total, so you\'re probably looking at about a 30 Litre box for a tight 10" sub, which may well fit in there...
(http://www.archbish.com/pics/bish11.jpg)
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Thanks for the options guys........
Who did you get to do your installs??
I done mine!!!
Quote from: Archbish;505281I done mine!!!
Good job done there mate..... The amps look good in that position
How does it sound??
It\'s not a perfect soundstage, but with the components in the front, the mid\'s just behind your head and the twin subs in the back, there\'s plenty of ooomph and the sound is great... It would sound better if the subs both faced the rear windscreen, but I wanted to keep the boot as empty as possible (like yourself), and this locations lent itself.
Did mine too, with the help of a mate who worked (at the time) for a local ICE specialist in the NE.
Poor sod was working on a night time and weekends to show me the ropes.
The company he worked for then ended up re-triming it for me as the leather I used didnt cover the fibre glass enclosures too well and stretched vinyl worked better :)
Chris
Quote from: KN_ELLIS;505291Good job done there mate..... The amps look good in that position
How does it sound??
Finally got round to loading up the pics of the install...... The guy\'s did a neat job with the install.