Amp Location
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2Trucks1Wife,
Yes. I have a Sony Xplod 1502SX 2 channel amp. I was thinking that I should mount it to the floor under the rear bench on the drivers side. I thought it would give it plenty of air circulation.
I just want a little more thump, not too much, and I thought this combination would give me what I wanted without breaking my wallet.
Any suggestions as I see you post in the audio section quite often? Any help would be greatly appreciated as I'm going to try and do this with a buddies help in order to appease the wife. Also how do the door sill panels come off. That is where we are planning on tapping the pseaker wires.
Thanks,
John
Yes. I have a Sony Xplod 1502SX 2 channel amp. I was thinking that I should mount it to the floor under the rear bench on the drivers side. I thought it would give it plenty of air circulation.
I just want a little more thump, not too much, and I thought this combination would give me what I wanted without breaking my wallet.
Any suggestions as I see you post in the audio section quite often? Any help would be greatly appreciated as I'm going to try and do this with a buddies help in order to appease the wife. Also how do the door sill panels come off. That is where we are planning on tapping the pseaker wires.
Thanks,
John
Last edited by JBRIII; 12-03-2002 at 02:47 PM.
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JBRIII,
I've got one amp mounted under my driver side back seat and one under the drive side front seat. Both locations seem to work pretty well but under the back seat is a little easier to work with.
I really couldn't tell you how to get your side panels off since my truck has the 4 doors and those panels were a piece of cake to get off. I've heard the rear panels of 97's were kinda tough to get off but I don't know first hand.
Good luck,
Bob
I've got one amp mounted under my driver side back seat and one under the drive side front seat. Both locations seem to work pretty well but under the back seat is a little easier to work with.
I really couldn't tell you how to get your side panels off since my truck has the 4 doors and those panels were a piece of cake to get off. I've heard the rear panels of 97's were kinda tough to get off but I don't know first hand.
Good luck,
Bob
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I found it easier to take out the back seat. I put my amps under the rear seat. One in the center and one on the driver's side. I glued 1/4" plywood under the carpet and used some small pieces under the mounting holes of the amps to keep them off of the carpet. I ended up having to raise my back seat about 3/4" with washers and nuts so that my sub would fit. Still looks good and is actually a little more comfortable.