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<blockquote data-quote="Plutoman" data-source="post: 5636266" data-attributes="member: 601528">Problem is my seats don&#039;t fold down.&nbsp; Either way is pretty irreversible.My seats won&#039;t fold down, and I want to keep seats on the sides, so basically, imagine a ten inch cut out, with a grill over the top, in the middle, in the center of the rear seats.&nbsp; I like yours ragnarok, but I still need the rear seats, sadly.The sub would be set about three inches below the flush line with the seats.Alternative is just to cut a hole in the rear deck, mount it there, but two considerations with that deter me - one, easier to see, might attract someone who wants a sub, second, I have to cut out the metal, while on the other, I&#039;ll be doing a lot of bolting and screwing through metal, I won&#039;t actually have to cut a ring through it.&nbsp; But, it&#039;d leave the entirety of the rear seats open.I can do either - but I want to know what someone else would do in this case.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Plutoman, post: 5636266, member: 601528"] Problem is my seats don't fold down. Either way is pretty irreversible. My seats won't fold down, and I want to keep seats on the sides, so basically, imagine a ten inch cut out, with a grill over the top, in the middle, in the center of the rear seats. I like yours ragnarok, but I still need the rear seats, sadly. The sub would be set about three inches below the flush line with the seats. Alternative is just to cut a hole in the rear deck, mount it there, but two considerations with that deter me - one, easier to see, might attract someone who wants a sub, second, I have to cut out the metal, while on the other, I'll be doing a lot of bolting and screwing through metal, I won't actually have to cut a ring through it. But, it'd leave the entirety of the rear seats open. I can do either - but I want to know what someone else would do in this case. [/QUOTE]

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