Has anyone mounted their amps to the rear of their backseat? Im trying to figure out how to go about doing tihs, any pics would be great. Thanks.

 

Put Thin MDF or Masonite behind the fabric and then screw through with very short screws.

 

make sure u got all your wiring set up right to due to the seats folding down... Have my amps under the front seats...due to the back seat rattled all the time...

 

I had my amp on my back seat before i went fiberglass. I just used 2in sheet metal screws to attach the amp to the seats. i was lucky because my amp lined up withe the metal braces in the seats. i also used 3/8in crome tubing cut into 1in sections to stand the amp off the seat so it would clear the plastic hook on the back of the seat

 

Heres a amp on the driver sides back seat with the seat down. i just used 4 long screws and it worked out.

 

You just screwed it into the back of the seat? Didnt put anything behind it?

 

yea theres metal behind the fabric on the seat.

 

you're not afraid of people (read: robbers/scum) that could see the amp through the window?

I have my amp mounted in the storage space next to the spare tire area.



i mean, i know my amp is small and it fits in there perfectly, but maybe there is a way you can modify that area to fit a larger amp? it's just foam, i am sure you can cut into it / shave enough off to install the amp in there and make it pretty stealth.

fwiw,
- sh00k

 

Yeah, my amps are HUGE, no way would they fit down there. Thier honestly three of those amps put end to end. And I no longer have that space available becuse that is where my subs currently are using up.

 

it would be awesome to mount your amps on the headliner...


would they fit in the C-Pillar window? some small modifications and a lil fiberglass, you can tilt the amps and they'd look really nice

 

C-pillar windows are done, Justin is fiberglassing them for my components. I would LOVE to do the headliner thing, but that would require insane amounts of time.

 

It'd be a great opportunity to stiffen up the roof to build the frame to hang the amps and soundproof it all

 

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it would be well worth the time to mount those insanely beautiful amps! get some green LEDs to light them up and it'll be one of a kind!

 

I think ive got my inspiration: