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I actually dont have any neon in my trunk. It just so happens that my amps put out massive light.
Anyway, the Perfect 10.1 is a pretty shallow sub,
You can get a 10" box....the ones that look like trapezoids and stick in in one of the sides.....
Am much more real world solution.,.....get a box you like.....it can be moderate size. When/if you get a flat tire...(connection wires are on the outside of the box, ) just disconnect the sub, bring the box into the cabin, and put the tire in the trunk. Thats what a bunch of people around my area are doing.
And youre welcome. let me know how it sounds,
Anyway, the Perfect 10.1 is a pretty shallow sub,
You can get a 10" box....the ones that look like trapezoids and stick in in one of the sides.....
Am much more real world solution.,.....get a box you like.....it can be moderate size. When/if you get a flat tire...(connection wires are on the outside of the box, ) just disconnect the sub, bring the box into the cabin, and put the tire in the trunk. Thats what a bunch of people around my area are doing.
And youre welcome. let me know how it sounds,
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I got that grill for the everyday use....he he he......(I havent put anything in my trunk ever since my system 
)
The s2000 will NOT have those CIVIC rattles where the entire car shakes. With your sub, you WILL have 2 rattles, that are VERY EASY to eliminate. The trunk mechanism and the rear license plate. THATS it. Again, (broken record syndrome) the s2000 is a VERY VERY TIGHT car. 80% + of the bass will enter that cabin. You will not have the cheap ghetto SOLO BARIC bass that can be heard from 3 blocks away. My Alpine 10" at loud volume, you can barely feel it outside the car. If you come close to the car.....you can feel bass.....but you cannot hear it. (I know that makes little or no sense....but its true.)
Oh...and here is the pic.......
)The s2000 will NOT have those CIVIC rattles where the entire car shakes. With your sub, you WILL have 2 rattles, that are VERY EASY to eliminate. The trunk mechanism and the rear license plate. THATS it. Again, (broken record syndrome) the s2000 is a VERY VERY TIGHT car. 80% + of the bass will enter that cabin. You will not have the cheap ghetto SOLO BARIC bass that can be heard from 3 blocks away. My Alpine 10" at loud volume, you can barely feel it outside the car. If you come close to the car.....you can feel bass.....but you cannot hear it. (I know that makes little or no sense....but its true.)
Oh...and here is the pic.......
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[QUOTE]Originally posted by NFRs2000NYC
I got that grill for the everyday use....he he he......(I havent put anything in my trunk ever since my system )
The s2000 will NOT have those CIVIC rattles where the entire car shakes.
I got that grill for the everyday use....he he he......(I havent put anything in my trunk ever since my system
)The s2000 will NOT have those CIVIC rattles where the entire car shakes.
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Its a special grill made by audiobahn. It turns from blue to red at the flick of a switch. (its lit up by LED's) And yes....all the bass enters the car. Again, with my amp and the Infinity 10.1, you will be EXTREMEMLY happy. Im trying to figure out how you can mount the sub and amp and still be able to put in the flat tire. Good thing about this amp is that it is fan cooled, so overheating is a very minor issue.
(Didnt overheat in 100+ degree heat in ny summer with music on full blast!)
(Didnt overheat in 100+ degree heat in ny summer with music on full blast!)
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You can run the wires through the goosenecks of the trunk, and mount the amp on the underside of the trunk. As my man Phil would say, that is bling bling............It would look great, and not take up any room!