Looking to remove my big wooden box in the middle of my well and figure out some way to fiberglass 10" sub boxes into each rear well. Looking to see if anyone else has done this.

 

i put my amp there, the box thing is held on by like four metal clip things, its cardboard not wood just an FYI i dont think theres enough room for a sub though

 

see post #7 here: https://www.thirdgen.org/forums/car-...e-sub-box.html

You want something like that?

 

I plan on doing this in the passenger side where the spare would go. I have a Kenwood shallow mount sub to fit in that area.

 

Yes something like that. I'd like to keep the stock plastic quarters and just cut the hole and and fiberglass it and mount the sub to it.

ref from your link:

 

ive been looking into this too. let me know if yall come up with something that will work for less then $200

 

I'm actually building one right now in my passenger side well. I noticed the panel was cracked so i yanked it out. I formed my fiberglass mold last night and i'm going to pop it out today when i get out of work. It's about 1.5 cubic feet and it will house a kenwood 10. I intend to mold the enclosure to the factory panel for a factory looking finish. I'm not big on gawdy stereo systems, but then again - nothing looks worse than a 12 in a best buy box sitting on a back seat.

 

I fit a 12 inch normal sub (not a shallow mount one) with correct volume in the tire well. It's not super pretty, but it's hidden, doesn't rattle, and can be removed at any time. I tried getting a DVC sub in, but was too deep (it's recommended to have 1 in min clearance behind speaker). My very uninformative post is here https://www.thirdgen.org/forums/car-...ects-tire.html.

You might be able to get a smaller speaker like a 10 or 8 in the driver side, but it'll take some finesse. Honestly, with one 12, and good and properly speakers in the rest of the car, you don't need 2 subs. IMHO of course.