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Here's what I have done. First I removed all of the non-used components from the stock stereo from the forward area of the rear hatch. I cut a piece of
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Here's what I have done. First I removed all of the non-used components from the stock stereo from the forward area of the rear hatch. I cut a piece of 1/2" plywood to fit in the space (approx. 32"x8"). Once I got th corners cut to fit, I hammered the top of the board where the two large studs stuck up and used those indented to drill holes to anchor those studs to the board.
amp base 1.jpg amp base 2.jpg Next I placed the amps on the board for fitment. Each amp is 8"x16". amp base 4.jpg Once the amps were in place I trimmed the foam filler panel to fit back in place. amp base 3.jpg amp base 5.jpg |
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