Running wires for 2 amps under the seats and installing a new cd player

 

alot of work but clean install...

 

Why are your floor mats turned sideways?

 

Wow didn't kno there was enough room under the seats for an amp, do your seats move just as they did before or are the limited now?

 

why not mount them inside the trunk, i'd be cautious to mount them underneath a seat since theres alot let air flow to circulate around the aluminum heat sinks that make up the amp case.

 

Just turn the A/C on and set it to the floor. There is a vent located right under the driver/passenger front seat for rear seat floor airflow. That'll cool the amps right off. He probably did it to save money on wiring and save room in the trunk. Plus under the seat it's hidden so it's less likely to be seen or stolen.

 

Clean install

 

Not when you post pictures on a public forum

 

 

Dude you're such a f***ing troll, you don't create any useful thread and do nothing but come in other people's thread and S*** in it. If you have nothing positive to contribute, stop posting and being annoying.

 

 

A.D.D

 

There's plenty of room on the passenger side seat. I was able to fit 16-1/4” x 9” x 2” (41.3cm x 22.8cm x 5cm) Including IsoFee MTX amp under there.

The seats works perfectly normal and still have plenty of room for air ventilation.


I needed to save room in the trunk

 

Because social misfits such as he is annoying and every forum have them. They are just too elite for the forum but yet hang around still just to annoy people. Nothing positive ever comes out of their mouth and they rarely ever create any useful thread. Their responses are usually stupid and are NO LONGER than a sentence long. They love to come in, talk down or s*** on people's thread, point out flaws or rules of the board, and all around being a miserable troll.

If you have nothing nice to say, don't.

 

Did this on my car, saves space and looks clean as hell. Congrats bud it's definitely worth it after all the hard work!

 

i dont know why youd be tired as hell from doing that? thats like an hour install.

 

a really good place for an amp or two is the rear bench wall. it's a huge space saving and you don't have to worry about the air flow issue or someone kicking it.

 

I don't think I can fit 2 amps on it. It also block off the access door from the rear seats to the trunk.

 

You probably don't even realize it, but in your very own threads that aren't lame and you're not bragging, I've actually given you good advice. You post crap, then you open yourself up for me and others to post crap.





So your other threads and this one really contribute to the org, eh? I call it like I see it. You're an attention *****, and nobody likes attention ******.
1."Hey, look at my clean and MINT car...post up if your car is only as clean as mint as mine" thread
2."Hey, should I put this sticker on my car" When asked what the sticker meant/stood for, you clearly dodged the question. You had your chance to answer multiple times before it got locked. It's obvious why.
3."Hey, I worked sooo hard installing these audio components that it made me tired"

Glad I'm not the only one who sees this...

 

He must be related to max ride 41.

 

Miserable trolls IL+

 

You're the miserable troll who is constantly posting useless threads to get attention and we just bash you for the fun of it then you get mad and type in caps

Happens all the time...

 

I'm late to the party but....

 

 

Did this same install on my Max over 3 years ago. Never Ever had a problem with heat. Heat issues come from improper Ohm Load, shorted out speaker or a bad ground. I don't know about a hour install?? Maybe if you didn't do it right.

 

the audio forum might be nicer