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<blockquote data-quote="zierbox" data-source="post: 4064431" data-attributes="member: 584858">The set up in the Mustang is just like a Kitchen drawerI used 20” Roller Ball Bearing Drawer slides (you can get these at most any hardware stores: Home depot, other)The Drawer slides are on each side (the drawer slide out in-between the two sides with the three Amplifiers mounted to it)I have three fan holes underneath for air flow on each Amplifier, when the drawer is closedThe Actuator is an 18” Acme drive (I have one mounted in the middle of the Rack; under the large center Amplifier)The entire Assembly is bolted to the rear deck (need to make allows for noise and rattles)The final trick is wire movement ! ! !Select have some mounting brackets as well for the Actuators and other stuff like Controllers, Switches<a href="http://www.selectproducts.com/" target="_blank">http://www.selectproducts.com/</a></blockquote>

[QUOTE="zierbox, post: 4064431, member: 584858"] The set up in the Mustang is just like a Kitchen drawer I used 20” Roller Ball Bearing Drawer slides (you can get these at most any hardware stores: Home depot, other) The Drawer slides are on each side (the drawer slide out in-between the two sides with the three Amplifiers mounted to it) I have three fan holes underneath for air flow on each Amplifier, when the drawer is closed The Actuator is an 18” Acme drive (I have one mounted in the middle of the Rack; under the large center Amplifier) The entire Assembly is bolted to the rear deck (need to make allows for noise and rattles) The final trick is wire movement ! ! ! Select have some mounting brackets as well for the Actuators and other stuff like Controllers, Switches [URL="http://www.selectproducts.com/"]http://www.selectproducts.com/[/URL] [/QUOTE]

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