2 12" subs in cargo cover lid?
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Car: 82 T/A WS7
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2 12" subs in cargo cover lid?
Can i put 2 12" subs in the cargo cover without a vibration problem. Or any problem? I figure foam tape or something like it around the edge of it, but any other advice?
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Kenney
82 Trans Am WS7 notchback
83 Trans Am WS6 T-tops
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Thanks in advance.
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Kenney
82 Trans Am WS7 notchback
83 Trans Am WS6 T-tops
Painter @ Chevy dealer
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From: las vegas, nevada
Inside its gonna sound kick *** , but you will get some raddles outside. Depends how much bass you will be putting out and if you really dont want rattles then dynomat the rear and it will help alot.
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Car: 85 IROC-Z / 88 GTA
Engine: 403 LSx (Pending) / 355 Tuned Port
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doing that is just like using a plate. Plates suck. The bass is sloppy and will not get loud. A single 10" sub in a tube will sound much better and will be as loud/louder than 2 12s in a plate.
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