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Old Mar 14, 2009 | 02:25 PM
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Thought a quick search could answer this question but guess not :/ How large (dimensions) is the stock 350z bose sub compartment. I plan on taking it out and putting 2 amps in there but am not sure if there is enough room.

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Old Mar 14, 2009 | 02:27 PM
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Hard to measure that compartment. Best bet is to open it and look at it yourself.
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Old Mar 14, 2009 | 02:32 PM
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Figured someone would know, save me some time. I want to place 2 elemental design amps in there. 15.875" and 16.930" are there lengths.
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Old Mar 14, 2009 | 03:11 PM
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Originally Posted by seank426
Figured someone would know, save me some time. I want to place 2 elemental design amps in there. 15.875" and 16.930" are there lengths.
I got an amp in there about that size. Concidering the bracked I made to mount the amp to, I think you could do it if you stacked your amps. IMO.
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Old Mar 14, 2009 | 04:05 PM
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What amps do you have in there exactly crzydave?
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What amps do you have in there exactly crzydave?
I have just one amp in there, its a Pioneer GM-X924. I took some pics for ya. I hope it helps ya out.




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According to Pioneer's website that amp is only 10" long. Another 3.5" on each side would be pretty tight probably
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Old Mar 15, 2009 | 08:03 AM
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Well if you look at the pic, you've got alot more width to work with. Just cut your plywood support wider. Its the depth you got the restrictions. I don't think you'll have a problem.
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The way I designed my rack, I had about 18 inches of depth going back. I didnt use the straps at the back (this cleared alot of space). I chose this position because I wanted to be able to tune the amps. Here are some pics.
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How wide was the space do you think sincere?
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Originally Posted by sincere85
The way I designed my rack, I had about 18 inches of depth going back. I didnt use the straps at the back (this cleared alot of space). I chose this position because I wanted to be able to tune the amps. Here are some pics.
That some clean work. Looks good. There is alot of room in there if you design your support correctly. That compartment is very deep if you don't use the vertical supports like I did.

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Originally Posted by seank426
How wide was the space do you think sincere?

I just took a look at my original blueprint and realized it was 20 inches back at the deepest point. The 18 inches was the width of one of the two pieces I made. At some points its about 27.5 inches wide. The pics will explain more.

Its enough room in there to fit almost any amp. I currently have two amps and a 2nd battery that fit very nicely (the cap in the other pics couldn't support my system).

I will be doing a complete write up on my system build and how to make this type of amp rack when I have time and stop being lazy.
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Originally Posted by sincere85
I just took a look at my original blueprint and realized it was 20 inches back at the deepest point. The 18 inches was the width of one of the two pieces I made. At some points its about 27.5 inches wide. The pics will explain more.

Its enough room in there to fit almost any amp. I currently have two amps and a 2nd battery that fit very nicely (the cap in the other pics couldn't support my system).

I will be doing a complete write up on my system build and how to make this type of amp rack when I have time and stop being lazy.
WOW, that looks great man! I see that you are in OP and I'm in Jax... it would be sweet if we could meet up sometimes so I check out your system and the amp rack. There's few of us meeting up at Southside Hooters this Saturday at 11am... it would be great if you could make it out! We will hang out there then take a cruise to the beach.. if you can't make it... please let let me know if you want to meet up some other time. Thanks
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Originally Posted by ninor
WOW, that looks great man! I see that you are in OP and I'm in Jax... it would be sweet if we could meet up sometimes so I check out your system and the amp rack. There's few of us meeting up at Southside Hooters this Saturday at 11am... it would be great if you could make it out! We will hang out there then take a cruise to the beach.. if you can't make it... please let let me know if you want to meet up some other time. Thanks
Thanks, I will try to make it out on saturday.
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Old Mar 22, 2009 | 07:28 AM
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This might be an "idiot" question but---what if I wanted to keep the sub behind
the drivers seat? It looks like there wouldn't be any room for an amp in there.

I would upgrade the sub and the amp, enough for stronger bass and perhaps a bit
more bass but nothing that can be heard from ½ mile away.
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