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Originally posted by BrianW:
The only place you can see any of my wires is under the hood where the power connects to the battery.
Heres a pic of where I mounted my amp. I love it. Its out of the way. Just have to be carefull when the trunk lid is wet it might leak onto the amp. Thats only if there is a lots of water.
Enjoy,
Good luck,
I see wires!!! I thought you can't see any wires except under the hood 
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Here is mine, the only wires visible are the wires at the very bottom of the amp.
ouch blury pics, ill take some new ones now that i have a digi cam 
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well the speakers and amp that i have are 2 12" infintiry reference and an 8002t audiobahn amp. i like what was done with the explodes above but i would like one of those wall boxes. any way that i can get one of those say u make it and i buy it. (i am horrible at making boxes i tried and failed twice  )
95 contour SE
5 speed fun to drive but u already know that
JVC head unit
audiobahn 8002t
Infinity kappa 6x8's
Audiobahn Q's 12"s
loud very loud
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The cool thing about building a wall like mine is that it hides everything behind it; including the box. My sub is flush with the wall; as is the amp and CD changer. Build your box, then attach the wall on top of it; like a cover.
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that is cool do u put any distance between the speakers and the wall or how does that work
95 contour SE
5 speed fun to drive but u already know that
JVC head unit
audiobahn 8002t
Infinity kappa 6x8's
Audiobahn Q's 12"s
loud very loud
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Nope. I cut the opening in the wall as big as the outter diameter of the sub. The sub stands about 3/4" out of the box, and that's how thick the wood is that I used. Hence, it's flush.  Lemme see if I can draw a pic...
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Maybe you just have the wrong color wires. Here is mine, I dont see any reason to hide my wires. 
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Here's what I'm talking about by a 'wall':  Instead of having an amp on the left and a sub on the right (which is my set-up) you'd have a pair of subs and put the amp elsewhere, right?
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Originally posted by ChattavegasSE:
I toldja I would. You got two 12"s, right? I'll see what I can wrangle this summer before skool starts back in the fall. I'll build your system; but you gotta hook me up with some suspension junk, aight?
Yeap. Umm, let's see suspension junk: stock end links (I cut the bushings though), stock sway bar and brackets, some bump stops,, that's all I can think of. I can give you a polished bar that is the middle piece of a streetflight cougar RSTB.
98.5 SVT
91 Escort GT (almost sold)
96 ATX Zetec (i brake to watch you swerve)
FS: SVT rear sway bar
WTB: Very cheap beater
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That won't fly, Ross.  Gimme your springs n struts and we'll call it even.
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