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From: Marble Falls, TX
That 8" JLW3 (CP108LG-W3v3) is $209 shipped free here: JL Audio CP108LG-W3v3
I emailed JL to ask if they were thinking about making a Stealthbox for the GE...I'll let you all know what the story is..
I emailed JL to ask if they were thinking about making a Stealthbox for the GE...I'll let you all know what the story is..
Last edited by Kyle is raaddd; Aug 3, 2009 at 03:18 PM.
i put the amp in the spare tire and the sub has "Quick-Connect" Plugs that can be removed in seconds when i need extra extra space, no wires stick out so i dont have to worry about shorting the connection
its a 12' JL W3V2 with an old MTX Blue Thunder or something like that... 400watts i believe
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Joined: May 2009
Posts: 13
From: Northern Virginia
I like your idea of the quick disconnects to the sub AccordGuy. I think I want to do the same thing with a little sub I have just taking up space in my garage. Three questions for you...
1. How did you fasten that thing down to keep it from rolling around your trunk?
2. How did you fasten the amp down in the tire hole?
3. How did you route your power wire for the amp, specifically, how did you get past the firewall?
Thanks!
1. How did you fasten that thing down to keep it from rolling around your trunk?
2. How did you fasten the amp down in the tire hole?
3. How did you route your power wire for the amp, specifically, how did you get past the firewall?
Thanks!
lol it's super half-assed. I haven't decided how to fasten it yet since i dont want to drill into anything if i dont have to, The amp actually sits very snug so it's just chillin right inside the tire. It wont fall out since the tray cover thing is right over it. mm for the power it's only the positive and i ran it through the little grommet on the passenger side, just run the wire across the back of the engine (not too close to the exhaust manifolds) and then you'll see the little grommet, most people would cut it but i didnt want to, i just opened it, ran the wire through and closed it back as much as i could.. haha
so at least for now.. no taking hard right turns if the sub is installed since my sub might fly across the trunk, but it seems most turns i take are right ones
so at least for now.. no taking hard right turns if the sub is installed since my sub might fly across the trunk, but it seems most turns i take are right ones
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Joined: Feb 2009
Posts: 174
From: New Jersey
lol it's super half-assed. I haven't decided how to fasten it yet since i dont want to drill into anything if i dont have to, The amp actually sits very snug so it's just chillin right inside the tire. It wont fall out since the tray cover thing is right over it. mm for the power it's only the positive and i ran it through the little grommet on the passenger side, just run the wire across the back of the engine (not too close to the exhaust manifolds) and then you'll see the little grommet, most people would cut it but i didnt want to, i just opened it, ran the wire through and closed it back as much as i could.. haha
so at least for now.. no taking hard right turns if the sub is installed since my sub might fly across the trunk, but it seems most turns i take are right ones
so at least for now.. no taking hard right turns if the sub is installed since my sub might fly across the trunk, but it seems most turns i take are right ones
yeah velcro was the first thing on my mind! sadly though, i have the trunk tray! haha. I was thinking about making something that bolted onto the rear strut threads or just a metal piece that would go under the carpet from the side and kinda just hold it in place.. it's kinda hard to explain. haha
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