Some subs in the rear deck.
I saw a pic somewhere of someone have subs in their rear deck and was thinking about putting 2 kicker L7 8" fiberglassed into my rear deck. just wanted to talk to him to get some hints like if he fiberglassed over the stock deck or if he used MDF to make a new one. thnks
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Yah that was me. I did a ton of metal cutting to make those drop and im in the process of making a mdf board to finish it off because I am planning on doing it in suede like the rest of my interior and trunk. I wanted to do kicker L7 8" at first but then i had 2 12" infinitys in a box that werent doing anything in my garage so i just used them instead. I think the 8"* will definately be easier to work with you will have to run like half the reccomended rms when running free air unless you somehow make a box in the trunk for them. Mine were just for show purposes but still sound pretty good for being free air. Any more questions about it, feel free to ask. Hope this helps out some.
Yea I am currently starting this project tommarow morning......I got 2 Rockford Fosgate p1'* 10' that I am gonna drop back there.......So I hope it goes well.....I should have pic'* tommarow night........
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From: Yulee , FL ___ SEBF Survivor

Just remember 1 thing when cutting into that back deck. The bonneville is a unibody car, and it seems to me that the metal of the back deck is a structural support. Therefore I didn't cut mine, which is the reason that I made the fiberglass deck, all of the speakers sit above the metal.
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