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[AU2PWR]

What Size is the Hole in the Parcel shelf , i think its designed for Premium Audio Subwoofer ,

???

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Daniel

[ClassicAU]

yep, that it is, and will only fit a baby 8 inch sub at that. if you get one, get an after market, i am looking at a JBL. it will be a lot better than the standard even off the "premium" amp.

[blackers10]

im told if you bolt from underneath(so the sub is mounted from the underside rather than dropped in from the top) you can fit a 10" sub

its better to have a boxed sub somewhere in the boot (you could build a fibreglass item to fill in one of the parts between the wheel arch and the back of the boot with a 10 or 12" sub and have much better clarity and bass from it)

[Professor Farnsworth]

yes i'd recomment putting it in an enclosure and securing in the boot, as a decent sub in the factory position will rattle the be-jezuz out of the parcel shelf. It could also damage the parcel shelf over time.

[clontarf_x]

Agreed. While it's good for visual treatment, practicality is non-existent

Unless of course you were to build a box and mount it underneath the shelf

Hmmm....

[ClassicAU]

Originally Posted by clontarf_x

Agreed. While it's good for visual treatment, practicality is non-existent

Unless of course you were to build a box and mount it underneath the shelf

Hmmm....

both my father and my brother have this done in their falcons, and i really dont think it has made all that much of a difference. there is feel there, dont get me wrong, but there is no depth to the bass. although it is alot better than the standard setup thats for sure. thats why i am just looking to replace the sub as a temp measure till i have the cash to do it properly.

[blackers10]

well clonarf_x if he build a FIBREGLASS enclosure in between the rear wheel arch and the tail lights with the sub in there.. it would use next to NO space and if he put a grille over the sub (get one of those cool LED ones from Jaycar or Aerpro) then there is no real chance of damaging the sub