ed nine.2 12" x 9.85" x 2.25"

ed nine.2x 15" x 9.85" x 2.25"

i want them out of site, but easy to get to. I was wanting to put them under the trunk mat where my stock sub is but i am going to dasiy chain them together and need them kinda close. listening to ideas.....

 

Under the spare tire is pretty much the only place.

 

but wouldn't the spare be sitting on them? i gotta keep my spare for travel reasons.. is there enough room on top of it to put them without havn't to raise the floor?

 

You could get one to sit in the spare tire itself. The other one could be hid behind one of the rear panels.

 

I have mine under carpet next to the spare tire ... It kicks "off" a lot because it gets too hot... Not the best spot for it....


Keith.

 

run a 12v fan down there for them. Put the NINe.2 on the spare and the NINe.2x next to the spare on the pass side. You'll probally have to use about 2 MDF cutouts for the one next to the spare so it will be level with the rest of the mat?

 

right on.. probably run a few fans back there to help it circulate... cause the heat in august blew my kicker sx amp wouldn't power on and the computer display screen went out.. i need to send it in and have it repaired and ebay it

 

behind the seat. mount them sukkas

 

i never had heat problems with my amps. Ive had 2 alpines, 2 JL's and now 1 eD. It gets about 100*+ sometimes down here in south tx.

 

the day that my amp blew my ext temp gauge in my car say 113 it was the hottest day in the past 5 years in southeast mo

 

yeah yanki01 i love it down there where you're at. good friends of the family manage the suntide III in south padre

 

i say one in your spare tire and one in your cubby hole. just put a fan and get some ventilation and you should be ok.

 

I have 2 big amps and 2.4 cap mounted behind the rear seats. No problems at all very easy to get to and you cant see them because of the hatch cover. That way you dont have to give up your spare.

 

I mounted mine on back seats, between back of seat and the fold down flap. If you watch your mount height, when you fold the seats down, the flap. You need to watch for rub points though amd put some felt or something soft. On mine in worked out well because all teh wires go in on the bottom of the amp so the flap covers all that when the seats are folded down.

 

You could raise the hatch floor so that it's flush with the rear opening (same height, not a couple inches lower as it is stock. Using fairly thin wood, you might be able to get both of them centered on top of the spare w/o taking up any additional space.