Moves2Music
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If i am mot mistaken, i believe the picture itself is a link to the exact post/writeup in his build thread. Username: Blcktpgsr :cowboy:Hey CanadianTRD is there a build thread on how to mount that to the cealing. Sorry not trying to hijack a thread.:rockthrow:
Im sorry, but hell.....you should'a bought a Tacoma if thats what you do with the T4R.
mkrerw said:make raised brackets and lift the seat. make a custon box to fit what ever sub you want and your done. mount the amp under the passenger seat. make sure you leave your self enough head room.
I know this is a car audio question, but I am really curious how many of you 3rd gen guys out there have upgraded their car audio, but have not compromised their cargo space.
I use my cargo space on a daily basis and have no interest in adding a box with external amp. I'm looking for opinions on an out of the way, under seat and self amplified unit. I don't need to be heard from blocks away, as I am looking for better in car quality sound.
There are so many choices out there. I would like to hear from you who have run a sub this way and what you like and dislike about your "stealthy" systems.
***UPDATE::
Project no box has arrived!
It's been here for a couple weeks, but I'm finally getting time to put it in this weekend. It's not a huge brand name or anything, but for the price I got it for (under $150 shipped), I don't care.
No crazy bass pounding setup by any means. I had a factory 6" under my STi seat and that sounded just fine. This 8" will be even better.
Features:
-8" woofer
-self amplified
-300w peak
-adjustable bass control knob
-less than 3" thick
-out of sight, out of mind under seat mounting
I will be hooking it up through my rear speakers. Leaving the factory deck in place.
Review to come.
Poopy phone pics..
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