wagner0807

hello, i'm currently deployed to iraq but i plan on purchasing a s2k when i get home. i was curious as to how much space there is behind each seat. i'm 5'8 and i'd like to try and put a thin sub maybe an 8 or a 10 behind one of the seats with an amp behind the other. is this possible?

NFRs2000NYC

You can't put a sub behind the seat without cutting structural metal. There are other places you CAN do it though, most common is the passenger footwell.

Tjs S2k

i have seen people off of here use the thin subs and mount behind the seats. some even had them under the seats.

Do a search, i cant cuz it will take to long and im at work. There are tons of people with subs inside there car

jettfiery

definitely possible. i'm 5'7" and i was extremely close to finishing my fiberglass box until the summer began and i ended up having no time to finish the box. I got a shallow sony sub that would have been perfect for behind the seat and had more than enough air space for a sealed box. I ended up building a box for the tool well for the time being until i have time to finish up the fiberglass box though.

Twenty36_1

What about removing the panels behind the seats for a small 6.5" or 8" sub? Then extending it out about 2 inches?

worstq2

i remember i saw some sub pictures under the seats but i cant find the topic! if anyone knows please post here! it looks nice

Penforhire

I searched for "passenger footwell" threads but didn't find any examples, just a mention. Anyone have pics to share? Sure sounds like the best bang if it doesn't completely ruin the foot area for passengers.

LATEOTT

Here is mine from a few years back located under the steering column. There may be links in my original post to other installs. Note that this was on a MY2000 and I don't know how much has changed under there in newer models.

LINK

Penforhire

Lateott, awesome thread! Thanks for the link and that amazing work. Something for me to consider for sure.

I don't mind losing trunk space but it seems such a waste in terms of muffling the output and fighting buzz.

S2PIDSTYLE

You can do something like this, although im not sure what the sound would be like with the top down