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and here's the rear w/ the panels back on.![]()
There are suppose to be two panel pieces that cover the two sides that still reveals the deadening, but i had to cover the holes that held them in place. I will find a way to have them stay on
james, screw those other panels. do yourself a favor and get a piece of wood (mdf will be fine - itl be all covered) and cut it to the size\shape of that whole area. mount the board there (sans suboofer) and trace hole from sub onto back side of said panel. do calculations, find centerpoint of said circle, and expand edge to the exterior diamater of said subwoofer. cut.
insert panel with said speaker installed in baffle, there should be a pretty counter sunk speaker there. cover said panel in vynl, alcantara, or choice of finishing material, and then mount via screws through the BACK side of the baffle to the front panel.
all done. no need for ugly plastic panels.
it looks like on left\right its quite a bit of an angle. you could use some planters foam to build up a nice shape and glass over it to cover up the deadening, or cut some wood to fill that space. im sure you can figure it out //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/tongue.gif.6130eb82179565f6db8d26d6001dcd24.gif
also - does the power wire cut across the car back there? why is it cutting up the back seat back there?
