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<blockquote data-quote="sbelew" data-source="post: 8862425" data-attributes="member: 626394">The 3rd row does fold down. the head rests must be folded down first to clear the back seat which puts the head rests almost all the way to the floor. My thoughts were to remove the head rests to give more clearance in the foot area and make something fit in there, even though its not going to be much. Maybe I could use one of my GTO804&#039;s in a small sealed box on one side and somehow mount the amp on the other side. Even if I were to remove the 3rd row seats, I cant see really gaining any usable space. The seats are small and thin. I might gain 3 or 4 inches there after building some kind of replacement cover type thing to retain the full cargo area.I also considered using one of the 8&quot; component sets in the front doors to add a little more low end, then either the JBL in a small sealed, or perhaps getting one of the Alpine/JBL/Whatever small under seat subs with the amp built in to it. I&#039;ve never heard one and am skeptical about how they sound and if they are worth it.I use the cargo area daily so removing the subs really isn&#039;t an option. They would spend more time out than in.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="sbelew, post: 8862425, member: 626394"] The 3rd row does fold down. the head rests must be folded down first to clear the back seat which puts the head rests almost all the way to the floor. My thoughts were to remove the head rests to give more clearance in the foot area and make something fit in there, even though its not going to be much. Maybe I could use one of my GTO804's in a small sealed box on one side and somehow mount the amp on the other side. Even if I were to remove the 3rd row seats, I cant see really gaining any usable space. The seats are small and thin. I might gain 3 or 4 inches there after building some kind of replacement cover type thing to retain the full cargo area. I also considered using one of the 8" component sets in the front doors to add a little more low end, then either the JBL in a small sealed, or perhaps getting one of the Alpine/JBL/Whatever small under seat subs with the amp built in to it. I've never heard one and am skeptical about how they sound and if they are worth it. I use the cargo area daily so removing the subs really isn't an option. They would spend more time out than in. [/QUOTE]

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