Cool little project. (i think)
11-06-2007, 09:49 PM
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Cool little project. (i think)
-Well about a year ago i made the mistake of ripping out my interor. Then i was faced with the question of where to put my back-speakers. Well these things i designed to fit in the square-hole-things where you can see the sunroof drain tubes. I used some plywood, the rear-speaker-holders from a fastback, and some Recaro-Evo material.
11-06-2007, 10:02 PM
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haha..wtf..everyone is a fan boy
(don't tell anybody but, when i first got my 240 the first thing i did was try to drift and instanly spin/stall it..and i ALMOST ripped out my interior)
^^^^ if anyone finds out about this..there will be hell to pay..ahaha
(don't tell anybody but, when i first got my 240 the first thing i did was try to drift and instanly spin/stall it..and i ALMOST ripped out my interior)
^^^^ if anyone finds out about this..there will be hell to pay..ahaha
11-07-2007, 04:17 PM
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Removing your interior, especially your back seat, instantly answers the question of "who's gonna drive" and in turn saves you gas. My only question is if you are doing a custom setup like that, why use the stock brackets and more importantly why crappy stock size 4x6 speakers? I vote fiberglass and 6 inch speakers.
*EDIT* although i do notice you have aftermarket speakers. Polk?
*EDIT* although i do notice you have aftermarket speakers. Polk?
11-07-2007, 09:10 PM
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-also fiberglass=money and stock brackets = free. This whole project was free, all the way down to the Evo material. I just had to cut up the seats.lol