the rear tray with cut outs in it. So that sound can travel to the cabin without removing the whole tray itself. Im interested in seeing what it would look like covered in some sort of breathable fabric

 

So far, as far as I know no one here has cut up the rear tray and recovered it with grille cloth to hide the cutouts.

 

I've seen it. One of the members had a shop do it with black cloth. I have no idea how you'd search for it though since it's an image. Maybe change your title a bit to see if the owner sees the thread.

Edit: the cuts were from the trunk side, not the dish. That's not quite what you asked.

 

Here is how I had mine done. It is just a cut out with a grill cloth covering it and the sound was vastly improved. Sorry for the fuzzy pics.

 

i didn't use cloth, it's very hard to see the hole though. you have to be standing over the rear of the car peering in over/ through the rear window. I've got two phoenix gold 600Tis in the spare well.

 

I was going to cut wholes in my rear tray and cover them with speaker grills until someone at work through it out. I need another tray.

 

Not counting what Bill did (that actually aids in cooling of amps)...if you want to get more bass into the car, that will do absolutely nothing.

You cant put a sealed box in the back, and make a separate port....it wont do anything. If you want a ported box (there is no reason to have one in an s2k) then do a ported box. Dont cut out holes to make bass come in.

 

aside from not allowing more bass to travel into the cab, do you think it would help the rattling issue by allowing some of the air pressure in the trunk from the sub to be pushed into the cab rather than pushing and flexing the rear tray?

 

Dynamat the trunk






Does that help.

 

yes it does thanks