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has anyone put a sub in the parcel shelf hole in a fairmont?, was thinkin bout doin it as want to try keep boot space for the missus shopping. has anyone done this? what size can i fit in it without having to modify the shelf? was thinkin 10" would fit
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it's takes an 8" sub, but you can build a custom box and retain a fair lot of space, mine doesn't extend past the diff hump and the amp is also hangin up out ofthe way, but it does cut out folding down your back seat.
But i have seen people put it in the sides which works well for a lot of people, but i went for an ef for the width.
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yeah got a sony 12" for it but was hoping to hide a sub from plain view and since they have sub hole on the shelf would be good to fit 8" in it, am not after big bass just clarity. after all is for the car my missus drive so want to keep it clean and look stock
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i put a 800w jbl 8in sub in my nf fairlane sounds good same here i didnt want much bass and i really need all the boot space i can get and i put the amp where the cd stacker was.
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sweet as, cheers mate
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found a nice rockford punch that will go sweet in the hole so will post if is any good later when i install
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Ba sub, in a EL xr6. Amp is in a s**t place i know but the previous owner already had all the wires there and i couldn't be stuffed re-wiring it.
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I have been wanting to put a sub in my ef fairmont parcel shelf for ages. . . not a huge fan of the 8"ones though. What does everyone think of this sub installed underneath the parcel shelf?
http://cgi.ebay.com.au/Pioneer-TS-SW301 ... 240%3A1318 Yeah. . I know. . it won't fit, but having access to lathes it'd be very easy to turn up an aluminium spacer to hold it all together and look pretty at the same time. . . . Interested to know what you think? ORRRRRRRRRRRR http://cgi.ebay.com.au/AUDIOPIPE-8-300- ... 240%3A1318 |
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i used to have a 10 inch under the shelf but soon got rid of it for 2 12'' subs mounted behind the seat on a bord sounds heaps better the 1 10'' sub but you lose folding down your seat for extra long things to put in ya boot but its neat and tidy and still have heaps of room for the shoping and stuf
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Yeah. . . I want to keep that space clear.
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just added pik to my last post
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only prob with the sub on the boot is takes up space and looks very good to a theif, if can hide the 8" in the shelf then i dont mind sacrificing some bass. had the 12" in the boot and was good. but am thinkin this might be the go....
P38 D4 & D2 8" Punch P3 DVC Subwoofer Features: Anodized aluminium voice coil former Embedded 16 AWG tinsel leads / dual 8 AWG spring compression wiring terminal High excursion large roll surround Linear spider Massive double stacked magnet motor assembly Parabolic triangular cone geometry support system Precision cast and vented aluminium alloy basket Removable and reversible screw concealing ring Impedance: 4-Ohm x 2 or 2-Ohm x 2 Peak Power: 500W RMS Power: 250W
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EFNA wrote: only prob with the sub on the boot is takes up space and looks very good to a theif, if can hide the 8" in the shelf then i dont mind sacrificing some bass. had the 12" in the boot and was good. but am thinkin this might be the go....
P38 D4 & D2 8" Punch P3 DVC Subwoofer Features: Anodized aluminium voice coil former Embedded 16 AWG tinsel leads / dual 8 AWG spring compression wiring terminal High excursion large roll surround Linear spider Massive double stacked magnet motor assembly Parabolic triangular cone geometry support system Precision cast and vented aluminium alloy basket Removable and reversible screw concealing ring Impedance: 4-Ohm x 2 or 2-Ohm x 2 Peak Power: 500W RMS Power: 250W But is this sub a free to air one? |
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Hey sorry to hijack but was after some help. I was looking to put a sub back in the original spot and was looking at this one.
http://www.ryda.com.au/Pioneer-TS-SW841 ... sw841d.htm Could anyone confirm if it woulf fit and what sort of amp i should get even a link to one? I already have a 4channel jaycar powering my splits in the front and 6" on the parcel shelf. Cheers guys
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just so you all know, not all 8's fit! i had a Venom 8" and it is just too small to fit in the hole properly. so measure the hole spacings before getting a sub if you dont wanna do alot of work, personally i went two small boxed 8's in the boot, have plenty of room for so far, two 17" wheels, a printer two bags of groceries etc. and a laptop, but the bass isnt over the top make your boot rattle and sound like a commodore though.
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