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<blockquote data-quote="cotjones" data-source="post: 6607641" data-attributes="member: 573988"><img src="http://img692.imageshack.us/img692/3992/20091228160001.jpg" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" />Here it is finished and installed, There is one tiny chip in the paint i&#039;ll have to fix.Also the box was designed to accommodate a 1000/1 on the rack in the back, the one I have for it needs to be sent in to JL for repair.So bassically i&#039;m keeping the same 500 watt amp on it for now, and I have to bring the box about 3 inches forward to fit it in there. So when the Right amp is installed, the box will scoot back flush with the trunk interior walls.The other option is to cut off the back brace, its fairly unnecessary with the current design of the box, and would give me a space for an amp 26x13x4 (way bigger than any amp I should put in there.One item of concern, The box is about 2.5 cubes. It&#039;s a little too big. I&#039;m wondering if I can put some braces in to cut a little airspace down.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="cotjones, post: 6607641, member: 573988"] [IMG]http://img692.imageshack.us/img692/3992/20091228160001.jpg[/IMG] Here it is finished and installed, There is one tiny chip in the paint i'll have to fix. Also the box was designed to accommodate a 1000/1 on the rack in the back, the one I have for it needs to be sent in to JL for repair. So bassically i'm keeping the same 500 watt amp on it for now, and I have to bring the box about 3 inches forward to fit it in there. So when the Right amp is installed, the box will scoot back flush with the trunk interior walls. The other option is to cut off the back brace, its fairly unnecessary with the current design of the box, and would give me a space for an amp 26x13x4 (way bigger than any amp I should put in there. One item of concern, The box is about 2.5 cubes. It's a little too big. I'm wondering if I can put some braces in to cut a little airspace down. [/QUOTE]

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