Anyone put a sub in the rear deck between the 6x9s?
 

Hi,

I was wondering if anyone on here has ever put a sub in the rear deck between the 6x9s?

This way, you would not lose any trunk space, and a single 10" or 12" would fit perfectly between the two 6x9s - and you would get better "sound" and not have to turn it up as loud with the sub being inside the car and not in the trunk.

Anyone?

Thanks as always!

There's a guy who's deck is already cut and his sub is out of a newer GM Caddy.

C'mon forward 1993 SLE. Show yourself. We know you got test fit pics.

(See the thing is with Pat that he has sooo many things in the planning and other stages that we never get to see them until it's finished).

LOL, yeah, lets see it!

:)

someone else did that too...... i want to say venom but dont quote me on that

Yes gxp venom did do that. I will make him respond to this thread. He said that he is pretty happy with the way it sounds too.

Ok, for me, I think this is the best way to go...

An 8" 250 Watt Rms/500 Watt Peak Polk MM sub will fit nicely between the two 6x9 speakers in the rear deck - and will give me just enough low end bass that I am looking for - I think ;)

That way, my trunk will be free, and I will be getting a better sound - since the sub will be inside the car - and not in the trunk.... :confused:

Would really like to know and see pics of what the others did!

:)

ya i put the 10" Factory Sub from a Deville between the deck. I didnt want aftermarket

Any certain reason you didn't want aftermarket?

:confused:

Sub
 

I would like to put a sub in between my 6x9s but how would i cover it to stop theft besides tint.

Spray paint it the exact color to match your 6x9 speaker covers...

ONE 10" TWO PIECE SUBWOOFER SPEAKER COVER GRILL:eBay Motors (item 270432261413 end time Aug-22-09 14:52:50 PDT)