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okay...so i got some 12" rockford fosgate p1's
problem: i dont think i can just make the holes on my q-logics box bigger..doesent seem like it would fit..so lets see some 12"s please
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Have no pics, but there's a pair of 12" Rockford HX2s in the back of mine. However I built my own box. Mine are about 1/4" from the hatch at full excursion, so it's a tight fit
Here is the install I did about 5 years ago in my RS. Old camera, sorry for the low-res pic.
fit perfectly in the lower section of the hatch and had about 1 cu ft of space for the Type-R. Still allowed for the stock t-top bag to be used and the sub was pretty well out of sight when it was
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1987 Trans Am, work in progress
2008 Pontiac G8
Retired: 1984 Camaro "ZF" 2.8L, 1989 Camaro RS
Customer Service Manager, 1A Auto Parts
Al's definitely looks nicer than mine. Never got around to making a trim panel on it like his (flushing in the amp). The car's long gone and the sub box got soaked due to leaky weatherstripping, but we may see a new setup in the TA next year. Keep getting new ideas from all of you guys.....
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1987 Trans Am, work in progress
2008 Pontiac G8
Retired: 1984 Camaro "ZF" 2.8L, 1989 Camaro RS
Customer Service Manager, 1A Auto Parts
Here is the install I did about 5 years ago in my RS. Old camera, sorry for the low-res pic.
fit perfectly in the lower section of the hatch and had about 1 cu ft of space for the Type-R. Still allowed for the stock t-top bag to be used and the sub was pretty well out of sight when it was
Here are my 12" subs in a custom made enclosure. Great thing about this is that I can still have a fair amount of storage in the back, the part the amp is sitting on lifts up.
^ That looks like it has practically NO airspace.. o_O
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87' Pontiac Firebird 2.8
Mods: "Hot" air intake, cat-back,
and some good ol' bondo.
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Subs are 600 watts with 1200 watt subs. Pretty good sound. The setup means that they aren't too loud outside, but really loud inside. When I installed them I was adjusting the amp levels and didn't think it was all that loud (standing outside). I heard some rattling so I am feeling around trying to find the rattle in the car. I took a step back and realised that the whole car port was rattling from the subs. When you close the hatch and sit it the car, it is aswome. I actually have to turn down the leves on the amp.
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82 Trans AM, 350 Chevy 5.7L
... Right Hand Drive...