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[lewis]

thought id put it up, it will help banxi to some extent about the fiberglass install idea

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[bankxi]

thanks mate

[lewis]

no probs, im trying to find one more specific cause i will be doing a custom one in the future myself so if i do find one i shall post it in

[bankxi]

thanks that would be great

[miniman5]

WOW! what great curvs do u get them laydays with it?

[bankxi]

lol as funny as f**k

[lewis]

dunno but i reckon whoever designed that black bra needs help :fear:

[miniman5]

lol
u aint anserd my question! i think one of then on my mini wuds look good!

[bankxi]

lol yes 2 would be even better

[Alex1380]

i don't want to loose my back seat, not because any one sits on it but becasue it looks nice all in the matching cream swade leather so my install must stay mainly contended in the boot which is very tricky to fit it all in and keep the spare wheel. im thinking of taking a space saver from a mk3 golf and replaceing my spare with that to gain a few more inchs of space. but i have no idea how im going to get it all in, im thinking of a Clear sub box with the amp mounted in the sub box it self, the sub faceing the back seat, with a large hole cut in the metal seat then with cross bracking to keep it strong. and tips or ideas would be grate thanks.

[tipcat]

check this out...

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[Miniman]

nice that looks really good

[TimS]

looks expensive, i know a guy on the max power forum who paid over £900 for a laser cut 1" thick perspex box

[Madmax]

i quite like perspex in installs, especially when theres arrays of yellow top batteries with perspex mounts and covers, looks mint.

can be verrrrrrrrry expensive stuff too.

[philster]

i don't want to loose my back seat, not because any one sits on it but becasue it looks nice all in the matching cream swade leather so my install must stay mainly contended in the boot which is very tricky to fit it all in and keep the spare wheel. im thinking of taking a space saver from a mk3 golf and replaceing my spare with that to gain a few more inchs of space. but i have no idea how im going to get it all in, im thinking of a Clear sub box with the amp mounted in the sub box it self, the sub faceing the back seat, with a large hole cut in the metal seat then with cross bracking to keep it strong. and tips or ideas would be grate thanks.

you could get a free air sub and either mount it in the rear shelf (its quite possible to get a single 10" on there) or bolted to the rear seat (you could go as big as 18" here). Both require a good bit of cutting but the results are well worthwhile and can look really good if done properly. Its just a case of whether you're willing to cut big holes in you're min!