Amp Location
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Amp Location
I mounted my amps under the rear deck, and it worked out great. Plenty of spots to hide wires, and no worries if I gota change a tire.
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ORIGINAL: hogpowr
I mounted my amps under the rear deck, and it worked out great. Plenty of spots to hide wires, and no worries if I gota change a tire.
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I mounted my amps under the rear deck, and it worked out great. Plenty of spots to hide wires, and no worries if I gota change a tire.
[IMG]local://upfiles/35431/7E01DEA8432D4412A7D6920F78056FEF.jpg[/IMG]
i highly recommend putting a layer of foam betwwen the amp and frame, and installing a computer fan or two to blow air across them, especially if you are in a warm climate.
just three cents of info from a car audio installer
-Geoff
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RE: Amp Location
ORIGINAL: Sleeper05
i REALLY hope you put an insulating vibration dampening layer between the steel and the amp...cuz if not that amp will not last you very long. also, mounted on the roof of hte trunk, while BADASS *looking* location is the worst possible place to have them for air circulation (heat rises!).
i highly recommend putting a layer of foam betwwen the amp and frame, and installing a computer fan or two to blow air across them, especially if you are in a warm climate.
just three cents of info from a car audio installer
-Geoff
ORIGINAL: hogpowr
I mounted my amps under the rear deck, and it worked out great. Plenty of spots to hide wires, and no worries if I gota change a tire.
[IMG]local://upfiles/35431/7E01DEA8432D4412A7D6920F78056FEF.jpg[/IMG]
I mounted my amps under the rear deck, and it worked out great. Plenty of spots to hide wires, and no worries if I gota change a tire.
[IMG]local://upfiles/35431/7E01DEA8432D4412A7D6920F78056FEF.jpg[/IMG]
i highly recommend putting a layer of foam betwwen the amp and frame, and installing a computer fan or two to blow air across them, especially if you are in a warm climate.
just three cents of info from a car audio installer
-Geoff
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