Where did you put your sub in your 2 door?
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JK Junkie
Originally Posted by Weav
In the write-ups section the is a guy who built his sub enclosure into the rear seat. I am going to attempt this mod soon. I don't like giving up the little bit of space we have behind the seat. If you aren't the type to take your rear seat out all the time, you might want to look into that mod.
Speaker fires down so you can still stack thing on top of it without worry
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I don't have pics. I'm still working on the box. I have a temporary one for now.
But I have a Polk audio 10 inch. And a audiopipe 1000w 4 channel amp pushing it. And I can ride around with no top or doors and still hear it hit! Its a great little set up.
But I have a Polk audio 10 inch. And a audiopipe 1000w 4 channel amp pushing it. And I can ride around with no top or doors and still hear it hit! Its a great little set up.
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I have a JL 10inch sub and a JL amp. The amp is mounted under my front seat and the 10 is quickly uninstalled for when I take the top off. And for how big the 2 door is, The bass is perfect
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I'll tell you what, I really don't lose hardly any space, like I said the box is only 6" high. The p
Speaker fires down so you can still stack thing on top of it without worry
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Speaker fires down so you can still stack thing on top of it without worry
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#25
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Originally Posted by shakeman0
I really like the look of this one. What do you think about drilling a hole into the leg on the sub enclosure and running something like a bike chain through it? I was thinking about doing that and mounting a d ring to the floor of the jeep just to make the sub more secure with the top off.
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I took mine down to the local shop and they stuck a low profile 10 under the driver seat (custom built box), and a 1200 watt amp under the passenger seat. Sub fires down wich gives it a great sound. Had all componet speakers replaced at the same time, all running off the amp.
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The d ring would actually be bolted on through holes in the metal tub. I don't think the ring would go anywhere. I figured that people will still be able to steal it if they wanted to, but they might have to make a bit more of a scene getting it then if it was just completely loose. Or they'd at least have to have wire cutters or tear up what they were stealing. If the sub doesn't really make much of a difference with the top of any way it might just be better to take it out though.
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Originally Posted by shakeman0
The d ring would actually be bolted on through holes in the metal tub. I don't think the ring would go anywhere. I figured that people will still be able to steal it if they wanted to, but they might have to make a bit more of a scene getting it then if it was just completely loose. Or they'd at least have to have wire cutters or tear up what they were stealing. If the sub doesn't really make much of a difference with the top of any way it might just be better to take it out though.
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I had two separate boxes for my two 12's. They were truck boxes moved over from my Colorado. They just happened to fit. I attached my crossovers and amps to the back of the boxes and used the seat strap to stop it all from rocking. Sounds ghetto but it was actually pretty good to me.