arcwcb Posted June 20, 2015 Report Posted June 20, 2015 You won't notice any loss of space in the back with the enclosure like that. Maybe 3-4 notches on the seat. If it bothers you, pull the plastic off the back wall and you'll gain a little more depth. 2006 Mustang GT Audio:2x RF R1200-1D, 2x RF R400-4, 2x RF P1S48, 2x RF T1682c, 2x DC 12" Lvl 3 D2, 1x RF T1652-s, XS Power Batts, Toolmaker blocks, Knu wiring, Knu RCA's, custom enclosure with amp rack Performance Mods:Too many to list... 2008 Toyota Tundra CrewMax 5.7L Audio:1x RF R1200-1D, 1x RF R250x4, 2x Sundown 10" SD2, 2x RF P1652, 1x RF P1652-s, Q-logic kickpanels, Knu wiring, Knu RCA's, custom enclosure with amp rack Performance Mods: Coming Soon
strocket Posted June 21, 2015 Author Report Posted June 21, 2015 arcwcb... Does that seat back have to be "finished" in any way if I take that plastic off? I have no reason why it bugs me so much, you never see those seat backs. At the same time though, I'd rather leave it vs. have to do any kind of upholstery. Triticum... Joe X..... am I good to go? Waiting for the stamp of approval from the engineers before I start building this thing
arcwcb Posted June 22, 2015 Report Posted June 22, 2015 Oh, I didn't mean the plastic on the back of the seat, I meant the plastic on the back wall, where the window rolls down. That plastic can come off and you'll gain an inch or so of additional depth (if you need it). 2006 Mustang GT Audio:2x RF R1200-1D, 2x RF R400-4, 2x RF P1S48, 2x RF T1682c, 2x DC 12" Lvl 3 D2, 1x RF T1652-s, XS Power Batts, Toolmaker blocks, Knu wiring, Knu RCA's, custom enclosure with amp rack Performance Mods:Too many to list... 2008 Toyota Tundra CrewMax 5.7L Audio:1x RF R1200-1D, 1x RF R250x4, 2x Sundown 10" SD2, 2x RF P1652, 1x RF P1652-s, Q-logic kickpanels, Knu wiring, Knu RCA's, custom enclosure with amp rack Performance Mods: Coming Soon
Triticum Agricolam Posted June 22, 2015 Report Posted June 22, 2015 arcwcb... Does that seat back have to be "finished" in any way if I take that plastic off? I have no reason why it bugs me so much, you never see those seat backs. At the same time though, I'd rather leave it vs. have to do any kind of upholstery. Triticum... Joe X..... am I good to go? Waiting for the stamp of approval from the engineers before I start building this thing Your design looks good to me. Proceed and post pics! "Nothing prevents people from knowing the truth more than the belief they already know it.""Making bass is easy, making music is the hard part."Builds:
Joe X Posted June 22, 2015 Report Posted June 22, 2015 arcwcb... Does that seat back have to be "finished" in any way if I take that plastic off? I have no reason why it bugs me so much, you never see those seat backs. At the same time though, I'd rather leave it vs. have to do any kind of upholstery. Triticum... Joe X..... am I good to go? Waiting for the stamp of approval from the engineers before I start building this thing It's a difficult thing to build but it looks well I agree, double check all your calculations before proceeding to build.
Recommended Posts
Archived
This topic is now archived and is closed to further replies.