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<blockquote data-quote="DJItalianICE" data-source="post: 1075366" data-attributes="member: 561613"><p>It is facing the trunk lid. If you open the trunk, the sub is literally 3 inches away from the trunk lid. I had to do this because at first, I ran out of ground wire so the box had to be close to my grounding point (the bolt on near the trunk lid. I ordered more wiring though and I'm redoing some stuff tomorrow. Any ideas on what I should fix? I'm thinking of bolting my sub amp to the board that covers the spare tire (over the carpeting though). And doing away with the distro block, so I'd just use the inline fuse holder near the battery as a distro and run two wires from the output.</p><p></p><p>What can I use to fill in the tiny holes left from the sub amp? And the distro block? Should I just get a new box?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="DJItalianICE, post: 1075366, member: 561613"] It is facing the trunk lid. If you open the trunk, the sub is literally 3 inches away from the trunk lid. I had to do this because at first, I ran out of ground wire so the box had to be close to my grounding point (the bolt on near the trunk lid. I ordered more wiring though and I'm redoing some stuff tomorrow. Any ideas on what I should fix? I'm thinking of bolting my sub amp to the board that covers the spare tire (over the carpeting though). And doing away with the distro block, so I'd just use the inline fuse holder near the battery as a distro and run two wires from the output. What can I use to fill in the tiny holes left from the sub amp? And the distro block? Should I just get a new box? [/QUOTE]
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