Using spare tire area
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Using spare tire area
There may be a thread on this, or something pertaining to it somewhere else... But I did a search and didn't find anything... For those of you who have custom boxes in your trunk that you've made, did you use anything like dynamate or anything to line your spare tire area? Thanks for anyone's input...
Are you talking about something along the lines of a fiberglass enclosure that goes into the spare tire well? If you are talking about one of those, then yes I would do that as a recommendation. If you are talking about just a sub box that sits on top of that like a normal box does, then no, I don't think you would have to. But then again I don't really know anything about dynamatting, just giving my opinion.
Originally Posted by MoWsE&Filly
There may be a thread on this, or something pertaining to it somewhere else... But I did a search and didn't find anything... For those of you who have custom boxes in your trunk that you've made, did you use anything like dynamate or anything to line your spare tire area? Thanks for anyone's input...
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Originally Posted by mitsutech005
watch it your getting politically incorrect there. someone might take offense. i prefer the term leprechan!
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Well thanks for all your help... At least I know I can fit a "little person" in there, a 10lb tank of NOS, a spare tire, a tire jack, lug wrench and jumper cables in there... To bad not all at the same time, that would make opening the trunk alot more interesting!
I mounted my Amp and cap on a board in the spare tire well. All you can see in the trunk is he sub box. I like it better then my VIII, which had the amp, cap and sub box in the trunk.










