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Adz2332 Grand Master

Adz2332

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pfft... 20 minute drive in a 33 :D

mate i know u wont show pics of urs but any ideas, i have a 33. and i want to keep as much boot space as possiable and use my spare tyre to.... does any one have any pic ideas!?

DRD-00F Grand Master

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Well it is doable, Mine you can TECHNICALLY get to the spare wheel, getting it out might be a bitch, but my subs are enormous...

If you are running smaller subs (nearly impossible not to), then having one on each side on a slight slant will work fine... amps on the back wall, put handles in a fake floor... get something stitched into the fake floor or something to make it look cool, tell noobs it's where you hide the Nos, hence the need for handles :)

Or something...

My point (before I started rattling away) is that the idea you had, one on each side, will work...

And abu, I meant from melbourne :D

Adz2332 Grand Master

Adz2332

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Well it is doable, Mine you can TECHNICALLY get to the spare wheel, getting it out might be a bitch, but my subs are enormous...

If you are running smaller subs (nearly impossible not to), then having one on each side on a slight slant will work fine... amps on the back wall, put handles in a fake floor... get something stitched into the fake floor or something to make it look cool, tell noobs it's where you hide the Nos, hence the need for handles :)

Or something...

My point (before I started rattling away) is that the idea you had, one on each side, will work...

And abu, I meant from melbourne :D

yer i think the slant thing but put the amp in a flase floor, wid handles. And make the cordes long enough i can lift the amp and all up to get my spare.... cos the back wall has my battery etc in it. Dunno!! grrr :)

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