[whipster24]

So has anyone here built subs into their rear seat delete? I'm thinking about doing this and wondering if anyone has tried it and how it turned out. I think I will have them facing upwards and have the back part fold down over them in case I want to put things in the back seat/trunk.

Thanks

 

[Brent]

Its been done alot. Only thing you need to worry about is making sure the subs get the right airspace inside the box. Other than that have fun

 

[whipster24]

Yeah, I figured that to be the case, just haven't seen anything like that around here

 

[dbstang]

I'm not real sure what you mean by rear seat delete, but i took the back seats out of my 97 and built a half wall to hold a 21" hertz audio sub. it worked out real well and is an amazing eye grabber. dkohn2711 for AIM if you want more info about it and if you live near springfield, IL then the shop that did mine does the best work i've ever seen for a great price.

 

[WhiteStang99]

^^^ I'd like to see some pics of that...

 

[n8r]

i got em from him, ill shrink em n post em

 

[n8r]

here you go

 

[Brent]

WHOA!!

Thats a hell of a sub

What kind of amp do you have on that thing???

 

[SquirrelNutz154]

Holy Jesus...That's no joke. As for the subs in the seat delete, you also need to make sure that the delete is made of strong enough material to support the subs and the vibration. I'd recommend making a box of MDF thats custom fit to sit flush against the backside of the delete, then drill right through the delte when mounting it. But thats just me.

 

[n8r]

He said right now all he is running is a 1000W, but it can handle up to 4000W, wich he will get once he gets some extra money.

 

[01mineralgrey6]

thats HUGE

 

[dbstang]

ya it's pretty fun. i got it mostly to turn some heads. and even though it's a 21" it's range is amazing, not just a bass sub.