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This may sound like a dumb question but would it be possable to fit a 10in sub on the rear deck?
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as in, the one under the rear glass?
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yes the smae one that has a pre cut hole for a 8inch(I think its 8inch anyways) sub in it form the factory. I might be able to get a good deal on some free air 10's
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Yep you can..... you can put almost anything you want there, just know you'll need to insulate it or it'll rattle.
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yeah, i need to knwo how to get the rear deck out...the guys that did my window tint on the back glass let water rund wodn in between the glass and the 3rd brake light...so now i have soapy water drips in there...not much they could do about it, there was supposed to be a weatherstrip there...
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Originally posted by MrGiggles:
Yep you can..... you can put almost anything you want there, just know you'll need to insulate it or it'll rattle.
So it is big enough for a 10in sub... yeah ill also need to get a few more screws for my plate as well and soem mat for it like you said
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Yea, its big eneough for a 10", just measure the circumference of the sub, and cut that out into the deck, or whatever you want to use back there.
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No, a 10" sub will not fit bottom mounted to the rear deck. The space you're looking at is about 9". An 8" sub will fit with just a baffle board. You'll have to either make some modifications to the rear deck or make some sort of angle cut baffle board that's about 1.5" thick to allow room for a 10" sub.
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carpepoon has a 10" sub in box mounted in the rear deck, contact him
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