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Is there really any reason to keep those foam panels in the back
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Is there really any reason to keep those foam panels in the back
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Evil, i was thinking the same. Actually, the area around the spare is a nice unseen storage compartment once you remove the spare. I added those pieces of carpet insulation behind those panels also. They probably help with some sound insulating from the wheel wells though.
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What if I dont want to remove my spare. My Bose Sub sits on top of it
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