Nope..you can

Its not as bad as you'd think. The sub moves a lot of air around and plus its very insulated from the heat under the fiberglass panel. Fiberglass doesn't hold the heat like metal does, plus its hollow and the amps sit off the rack about 1/2 inch also so it should be good.

 

My trunk doesnt shut well! This could solve my misaligned trunk hinge problem!!!

 

[QUOTE]Originally posted by mikes2k
[B]My trunk doesnt shut well!

 

Actuators are definitely the way to go! I am still amazed after seeing Matt's (redrice) car in person!

 

Yeah need one of those things so bad! Now all I need is the cash Those thing are pricey hehe... I hope to get one over the next few weeks. You wouldn't happen to know where I could get one cheap would you?

 

PM redrice, he is a great guy very helpful! He would know he's got like 10 of em in his S I think!

 

WOW 10 thats cool! I'll have to pm him and get some info out of him.

 

[QUOTE]Originally posted by darkknight1999
[B]

Nope..you can

 

I don't know....I don't golf....sorry I'll have to grab my parent clubs and see if they fit.

 

Darkknight: I was looking at my car tonight and had the same idea that you used to install your amps. I have inherited a Phoenix Gold M-44 that is a little cumbersome to install in this car. The amp is white, and my car is white, and the underside of the lid would look really good when it was open.

What exactly did you use to make the amp rack? How did you attach the amp rack to the trunk? I am a little worried about damaging the trunk lid by hanging a heay amp from the lid- I can just imagine the top of the lid buckling after I slam the trunk closed a couple of times!

I would appreciate any help you could offer.