What are my options??I'm installing a Thunderforms box with 2-10's behind the seat and need to move my changer.
Gonna run a MTX 5-channel amp.It's pretty big, 15.8" x 9.5".
Will they both fit under the passenger seat if I remove the jack.
Thought I saw somewhere somebody moved their changer to the glove box??What about the cable for the changer?
Thanks for any help!-Dave.

 

You can do a search. A number of people have relocated it under the middle bench seat with good results.

 

This is how I installed my Alpine changer, but I know many guys who have done the same thing with the factory changer

 

Don,thanks for the pic.Is it mounted to the seat frame or to the floor?I think the amp will fit under the pass. seat,but may have to lose the jack.
I guess that's what "Roadside Assistance" is for!

 

I mounted mine to the seat frame with some 2"X2" angled aluminum from Home Depot. I'll try to post a pic.

-Edward

 

Whats the best way to get the cable under the seat? I pulled it out by the door but how should i get it to the center hump? Thanks

 

TTT

 

hey everyone, i have the six cd changer in the little storage area behind my seat. do i have to take it out then take out the storage thingy so i can put in a system?? im just looking at what to do cause i just got the truck and the speakers in the front arn't doing it for me hehe

 

SpankDog,
I took my passenger seat and console out when I moved my changer inside the console. I just lifted the carpet as best I could from near the door-sill (sp?) and reached for the cable from the hole in my carpet underneath where the console sits. I guess you could pull the cable thru an existing hole or just cut a small one underneath the seat where it'd never be seen anyway.

 

I put mine under the center seat as well....held in with velcro. I ahven't had any issues( no skipping etc) at all with it for over 2 months.

 

Cool, thanks for the info. I noticed that if you remove the brackets, there is an adjustment for horizontal and vertical mounting, I switched mine to horizontal.