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I used 2 peices of mdf particle board, cut them to fit, and stacked them up to get a 1.5" spacer. This had closed the gap and allowed me to use the stock mounting bracket. Actully extending the power wire was harder.
Thank you! It was suggested that I not use wood as it could absorb water and create a rust-prone environment? How about cutting those rubber mats that they use for flooring in children's play areas? Would that work? Is that all we need? 1.5"?
You make a VERY good point about the wood. Damn i better go and look into more carefully. Actully, you don't need so big of a spacer being that the mounting threads on the brackets aren't that far off. What ever you can get that wont cause a rust problem i guess will work. To be honest though, water damage never crossed my mind because its such a tightly closed up area. Go figure?
Originally Posted by pingrr
I have an optima yellow top in my Eclipse (I don't know if it light weight or not). I am running two 12" L7's with two kicker 850.2 amps with no problems at all.
I would highly recomend the yellowtop.
I would highly recomend the yellowtop.
pleaaaaaaaaaaaassse POST PICS!!!!!!!!! I got my 2 L7 subs and amps ready to go...But i dont know what kinda box or set up to do...
I emailed Optima and Erica at 1.800.292.4359 stated the Red 35 is recommended for the 350Z, and the Yellow D35 if you have aftermarket accessories exceeding 400 watts. Hope this helps.
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