some questions
sometime soon i'm gonna be gettin subs put in my 5th gen accord. I'll probably get 2 12's or 2 10's. However, i am worried about 2 things. First, with the 2 12's or 10's in a box in the trunk would i still be able to get to my spair tire? Secondly, If you get subs installed at some place like best buy or circuit city, they don't bolt the box down do they? Thanks
i have 2 12's in my trunk, and i have enough room to flip open the first half of the trunk panel, and unscrew the spare, so it can be done as long as the box is as far to the front of the vehicle as it can go.
as far as your second question, I dont know. I always install them myself.
as far as your second question, I dont know. I always install them myself.
depends what car its going in to....the box i have house 1 12, i have to lift the board up along with the box to get the tools out, and probably have to take the box out to get the spare. this is in a sedan. but i do have a strut bar that prevents me from pushing the box all the way back.
i never really listened to MTX, but people rave about the 8000s.
you should think twice about bolting your box down.
i never really listened to MTX, but people rave about the 8000s.
you should think twice about bolting your box down.
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I used to own an '87 Accord. I installed a wood floor in the trunk. The box was then secured to the wood floor with metal brackets, so I could remove it without too much trouble, but it didn't slide around when installed.
In the wood floor I had a door that allowed access to the spare. I use the same type of hinge used on pianos for the lid that covers the keys.
It was a pretty sweet setup. I had 3 amps mounted to the back of the sub enclosure, and a carpeted panel with cutouts for the heatsinks that attached to the back of the enclosure. The wiring was all hidden under the carpeted panel that extended from the floor of the trunk to the rear deck, and from side to side. Half of my trunk was useable, the other half devoted to stereo.
Only once did I have to use the door to get to the spare, but I was sure glad I went to the trouble of installing it and keeping the spare.
In the wood floor I had a door that allowed access to the spare. I use the same type of hinge used on pianos for the lid that covers the keys.
It was a pretty sweet setup. I had 3 amps mounted to the back of the sub enclosure, and a carpeted panel with cutouts for the heatsinks that attached to the back of the enclosure. The wiring was all hidden under the carpeted panel that extended from the floor of the trunk to the rear deck, and from side to side. Half of my trunk was useable, the other half devoted to stereo.
Only once did I have to use the door to get to the spare, but I was sure glad I went to the trouble of installing it and keeping the spare.
thanks for all the help you've given me. I just have one more question. Those of you that don't have the boxes bolted down, do you have problems with them sliding or falling over or anything?
99IntegraGS: do you have any pics of that setup? It sounds nice
Thanks again
99IntegraGS: do you have any pics of that setup? It sounds nice
Thanks again
Originally posted by Matt86
thanks for all the help you've given me. I just have one more question. Those of you that don't have the boxes bolted down, do you have problems with them sliding or falling over or anything?
99IntegraGS: do you have any pics of that setup? It sounds nice
Thanks again
thanks for all the help you've given me. I just have one more question. Those of you that don't have the boxes bolted down, do you have problems with them sliding or falling over or anything?
99IntegraGS: do you have any pics of that setup? It sounds nice
Thanks again
the box i have now, does have carpet, and i guess theres enough friction that it doesnt slide.
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my box moves toward the back of the car when i accelerate, so i put a couple wood beams underneath teh carpet to hold it in place as a temporary fix. im not really sure how i can keep it from moving around without rebuilding an entire trunk floor outta wood.


