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looking to convert my car to gas. Already have a standard tank and want to put that in, but have been told the subs may interfere with the tank mechanicals or subs will sound s**t cause sound will have to travel through the tank before reaching the cabin.
any ideas on this thanks!
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| MooseMan |
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I have had loud subs in both my LPG cars and haven't had a problem except needing to slilicon the bootlid.
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| harddriver |
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i have had subs in a xd and 2 ebs with lpg and never had trouble
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| MadMatt |
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I have subs in mine and have had no problems, they sound fine too.
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| SECTION25 |
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Im more curious as to how much clearance there will be on the back of the seat between a tank for amplifiers to be mounted.
Any ideas anyone? Cheers
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| Waggin |
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I had a 30 band EQ and an Alpine MRV-1500 (?) mounted on the rear sears with no problems.
Clearance of course will vary depending on tank and exact mounting position
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