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Im trying to find room in the back of my R33 series 2 for a sub.

Could i cut into the parcel shelf and put it in between the two speakers? or is the shelf a strengthener for the car? i wouldnt want to cut into anything to make the car less rigid.

Has anyone done this?

Thanks

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Do you want to cut into your parcel shelf to save boot space, or to do something different and mount a sub there? I think you'll have problems with enough clearance below the parcel shelf. Don't forget, subs should be in enclosures too, are you planning on using your boot as the "enclosure"?

I once had a mini and i cut a big hole in the middle of the back seat and mounted a 12" in there. Didnt sound that flash.

I'm going to be mounting my sub and amp as below:

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you should never cut the parcel shelf!

it does provide support for the struttops and is also illegal.

Thats wot i was thinking! and i jus wanted to kno if that was the case.

But yer its jus to save as much space as possiable

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