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by cargodz » Fri Sep 21, 2007 3:48 am

How bout a board on each side on an angle to mount the amps so you have them in line and they can easily be adjusted

by solacedagony » Thu Sep 20, 2007 6:30 pm

You should go IB and then you'll have an entire trunk to mount your amps. You could do a false floor or somehow mount them on the sides of the trunk.

by MrSo0h0o » Thu Sep 20, 2007 5:48 pm

that pic is looking from the backseat with the seats folded down. the bottom right is the backs of the seats.. i would like to figure out something that will also allow me to tune the amps easily when they are mounted.. maybe carpeted mdf/plywood on the inner side of the rounded part of the openings for the mounting boards?

by solacedagony » Thu Sep 20, 2007 5:01 pm

Is that picture of the trunk and into where your seats are folded down or is that all trunk? If it's all trunk, I think running your amps one up each side of the trunk would be neat.

Also, you could make it even by shimming with wood to the back of the MDF mount. Although I'd personally use plywood as it's lighter and structurally stronger than MDF.

by MrSo0h0o » Thu Sep 20, 2007 2:55 pm

solacedagony wrote:Pictures or at least what kind of car you have would be helpful.

Metal's even better to mount amps. Cardboard can rip. Bolts or securely installed self-tapping screws aren't going to come out if you get in an accident (unless it's pretty violent).
sorry bout that.. its a 2005 camry SE.. this is the best pic i have on hand.. just imagine a sub with 2 amps next to it lol

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loudwagon15s wrote:sounds like a personal problem to me..... How about cutting a piece of mdf, carpeting it, then screwing it to the back of the seat, then amps on that....plus you could hide the wire underneath the mdf layer

the problem with mounting it on the metal is that its not even.. it has holes and solid pieces.. its not flat.. so i wouldnt be able to mount it because it wouldnt have any mounting area..

by loudwagon15s » Thu Sep 20, 2007 11:41 am

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sounds like a personal problem to me..... :surprised How about cutting a piece of mdf, carpeting it, then screwing it to the back of the seat, then amps on that....plus you could hide the wire underneath the mdf layer :happy055:

by solacedagony » Thu Sep 20, 2007 6:16 am

Pictures or at least what kind of car you have would be helpful.

Metal's even better to mount amps. Cardboard can rip. Bolts or securely installed self-tapping screws aren't going to come out if you get in an accident (unless it's pretty violent).

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by MrSo0h0o » Thu Sep 20, 2007 4:08 am

right now i have my two amps in the trunk next to the sub box. the box is basically holding those amps in place. they fit side by side perfectly snug to keep them from moving around. on my old ride i was able to mount the amps on the back of the seats because it was a cardboard-ish type material that i could drill into but on my new car, it is a metal backing with no solid area to mount the amps to. im not down the the 'glassin just looking for a simple mounting solution. any ideas?

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