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i am trying to add my 2 12lves into the "trunk of my 87 supra. I was thinking about aking out the spare tire and the cover thing that goes over it. I still want to use the pull cover thing that hides what is in the back. I am also worried that the bass will blow out the back glass, any suggestions?
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the back glass is fine. very sturdy construction. 2 12's is alot but if thats how you roll then go for it. i wouldnt take out the other things cause you never know when you need a spare tire you know what i mean. and if you were taking that and the wood out for rattling purposes i wouldnt worry about it, they are also in there pretty good. and make for a nice looking back end. but if you are making custom box and things it may be a good idea. either way let us now what you did, maybe some pics. good luck
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thanks, i usually dont like lots of bass, the 12lves is what I had from my other car. Thanks for the advice, picts to come soon
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If you don't need that much bass I'd just put one of the 12's in the car and spare the car the additional weight.
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i had 2 12's back there in a wedge box that put the woofers right on the glass; full bass rattled the car, and the glass survived. personally they were too big, im gonna get like a single 10" kicker prolly
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I had a bandpass with 2 10's for about a year till I got tired of no room in the back and the bandpass wasn't too musical so I tried a 10" Solo Baric in a sealed enclosure and ended up finally with a kicker 8" tube that sounds good enough for the time being.
You might want to look into the new shallow mount designed subs that a few companies are coming out with, more bass in a smaller package might be the ticket for our hatches. I really think 12's would over power you since there isn't a trunk to buffer the low resonance, unless your deaf you won't enjoy it for too long. |
2 12"s would fit fine in the back without talking anything out. Go with a sealed box and and 2 good SQ subs and you should be fine. Im running a ported 15" sub.
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