JL Audio Stealthbox for Tc. Your input needed.
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The Stealthbox was installed into my car yesterday, but I could not take pics because it was dark by the time I arrived home. The tech support manager is working on the installation instruction sheet today.
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Dude, that's pimp. I'd do it, but I can't stomach living without the spare. One tire blow out and I'd be short.
The same type of setup would be perfect if it was elevated enough to leave the spare down there, but I have to say it again, that is pimp!
The same type of setup would be perfect if it was elevated enough to leave the spare down there, but I have to say it again, that is pimp!
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That is such a nice setup. It is so nice I would actually consider removing my spare for it. I wish there was an alternate way to have a sub on 1 side and the 2 amps on the other in place of the second sub and keep the spare, or maybe I missed something somewhere.
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The sub wont fit on the left side where the foam thing was if you dont take out the spare. If you look at your foam block on that side, it's smaller than the one on the other side; too small.
It would work if you elevated everything so that it sits over the spare and still takes advantage of the space without foam blocks there though. I suppose if we officially asked Chris to make something like that (and paid up for the work), he'd do it. Outside of that, he is probably more interested in doing what most people seem to want to do, which is ditch the spare for equipment space.
Anyway, still waiting on the JL pics....
It would work if you elevated everything so that it sits over the spare and still takes advantage of the space without foam blocks there though. I suppose if we officially asked Chris to make something like that (and paid up for the work), he'd do it. Outside of that, he is probably more interested in doing what most people seem to want to do, which is ditch the spare for equipment space.
Anyway, still waiting on the JL pics....
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I never said the sub had to go on the left side, I just said one side. The sub can stay on the right side and the amps moved to the left, obviously depending on the amps physical size themselves. There probably isn't enough space on the left for 2 amps to fit hence why he removed the spare.
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I personally like the idea of the sub being off to the right, like the JL stealthbox would be. Wouldn't have to worry so much about dust, or things in the trunk falling on top of the sub's cone or damaging its surround. I'm personally a fan of using my trunk for stuff, and wouldn't mind giving up the right wall for space, but what about the amp? Maybe the right half would be a good place to hide a 250/1 or 500/1 amp.
