I'm considering adding a couple of 10s in my trunk (roadster)... I have a situation though.

1) I don't have anywhere to mount the amp
2) I would then have a dead bose sub behind my seat.


Is there any way to replace this without ruining the aesthetics of the interior? Maybe replace it with a factory glove box, and mount my amp there?

Also, does anyone know the best way to route speaker wires to the trunk of a roadster?


Suggestions and input of any variety are welcome.

 

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Ah, nice! I like the idea about leaving the original cover. I wonder if it can be done with the screening still in place.

 

There are many, many threads here on audio set-up for the ZR. Many of the threads have nice photos and how-to's listed. Search and Check them out,,see if they give you any ideas or answer any of your questions...Just a thought.

 

Either you can do a glovebox or the panel that non-bose cars have, which is approx. $34 at dealers.

 

That is exactly how I would do mine, use the stock Bose cover and nobody except maybe an occassional passenger will be able to see the lights on amp(s).

 

FYI: If you buy the passenger glovebox and mount in there, there's a possibility it may rattle if you just mount it using just the front mounting holes.

Mine did until I braced it properly.

The passenger side has a brace for the rear of the box; the drivers side doesn't (04).

Not sure about mounting a door for it though... the easy solution is probably buy ing a blank panel (non-bose ) and use it like a 'hidden' compartment.

Aside from that, it fits. That's where I put my CarPC: