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[D3nch]

Managed to get hold of some scrap mdf from work the other day, and wanted to make a Rear speaker board, to sit 2 6x9 speakers under the back seat, similar to the one made by custom consoles. Any idea how to fit the thing inplace? I can see one mounting point, (the pole joining the seat to the floor) but i think it wil need more than one!

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[Guess-Works.com]

What about fixing either side through the bins... or through the seat with a couple of brackets, or alternatively, just a friction fit..

[P91MER]

Mine is just fitted with a 'friction fit, just fits in nicely and doesn't move at all.

I bought it off ebay for £10 with no carpet, so all i did was buy some carpet from the market for £5 and done it with that!!

If you wanted to tho, you could fit 1 or 2 screws into the centre bit you were on about.
or make up some little 'L brackets that screw onto the rear bins bins, and that would support the board aswel



Rich

[D3nch]

I was thinking along the lines of friction fit too, but wasnt sure how strong it would be, but i suppose if yours fit ok and you havent had anyproblems with them, then mine should be fine! Now all i got to do is get some leopard skin and mount that to the board, lol should go well with the Park Lane interior!! Will post a picture when complete

Cheers Guys

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[tipcat]

I cut my speaker board so it fit under the seat lip... then a few cleverly concealed screws through the seat, and it's reluctant to move anywhere! I just had to shave the mdf down a bit to allow for the support bar in the middle of the seat.

[Brawlyrox]

when i made one, i put 2 screws thru the upright from the floor to the rear bench.

[rob mini]

mines in with the friction fit and it hasnt budged at all so i cant see any probs with this. just if ur making it urself cut it too big then shave bits off until it'll just fit

rob