Small Sub Install

[Smlawrence69]

Installed (2) 6.5's under the back seat in place of one of the boxes. 1k watts pushing them. In case you want some in-cab bass without really losing needed space.

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[Smlawrence69]

A lil video

 

[onemanlan]

Very nice set up for the small space. I had 2x 6's in my old 2005 Civic SI. They banged pretty well for their size.

 

[tay]

Installed (2) 6.5's under the back seat in place of one of the boxes. 1k watts pushing them. In case you want some in-cab bass without really losing needed space.

Did you just take out the storage bin and use the metal below as the enclosure ?

 

[Smlawrence69]

Yea, took out the plastic bin, sealed it up the best we could using a piece of wood to cover the hole that was facing the passenger seat. Added several pieces of deadener as well.

 

[TdotReckless]

looks really clean, i been thinking of doing the same for the past while and i think you sold me! I'd probably put some liner in the box due to very cold winters and less vibration. Thanks for sharing.

 

[tay]

Yea, took out the plastic bin, sealed it up the best we could using a piece of wood to cover the hole that was facing the passenger seat. Added several pieces of deadener as well.

Nice ! How did you seal the wood piece to the metal. Also, what is the volume of the area in cubic feet ?

 

[Bzeno]

Installed (2) 6.5's under the back seat in place of one of the boxes. 1k watts pushing them. In case you want some in-cab bass without really losing needed space.

I was hoping you could provide more details regarding this box build. I was thinking of doing this or using the existing plastic bin.

 

[maxbottomtime]

I was hoping you could provide more details regarding this box build. I was thinking of doing this or using the existing plastic bin.

if you seal the sump/storage area you could just bolt a piece of mdf to the top (with appropriate seal). Be mindful of space needed for each sub.

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