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<blockquote data-quote="Subless" data-source="post: 8495371" data-attributes="member: 669685"><p>I want to put it essentially on top of the wheel well. It won't form fit to it, but done right it could look like just natural round speakers in that location. If I can keep the length of the tube less than 8", it won't encroach on cargo space. I will get rid of the stock 8" sub enclosure and actually free up some space. At least that's the idea; execution may be an entirely different matter. I'll see if I can get a photo to help illustrate. I cut out a very rough 14" circle of cardboard and held it in place last night where I want the enclosure to go. The real trick to this is going to be the mounting. This company might come in handy. I virtually stumbled onto them - <a href="http://www.shortrunpro.com/l_bracket_c_vhv81ytw_vhv1ytw_vhv1ytw.aspx" target="_blank">OEM Brackets-L Bracket</a> Cost is everything though. If I can't keep the cost down, then I might as well buy the $600 JL Audio rig.</p><p></p><p>It's interesting that the drum company can do custom wraps, so naturally I starting thinking of black with silver Rubicon lettering. Then my imagation went a little further and I thought it would be nice that these strap/brackets could be the color of my Jeep (glossy dark cherry). Found this url in a post about the Rubicon font - pixeldecals.com. They could supply the artwork to the drum company - again, depending on cost; otherwise I'd just get the straight black wrap. I would like to end up with some kind of an on purpose, oem look about it though. I attached a photo so that you can see the Rubicon font on the hood.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Subless, post: 8495371, member: 669685"] I want to put it essentially on top of the wheel well. It won't form fit to it, but done right it could look like just natural round speakers in that location. If I can keep the length of the tube less than 8", it won't encroach on cargo space. I will get rid of the stock 8" sub enclosure and actually free up some space. At least that's the idea; execution may be an entirely different matter. I'll see if I can get a photo to help illustrate. I cut out a very rough 14" circle of cardboard and held it in place last night where I want the enclosure to go. The real trick to this is going to be the mounting. This company might come in handy. I virtually stumbled onto them - [URL="http://www.shortrunpro.com/l_bracket_c_vhv81ytw_vhv1ytw_vhv1ytw.aspx"]OEM Brackets-L Bracket[/URL] Cost is everything though. If I can't keep the cost down, then I might as well buy the $600 JL Audio rig. It's interesting that the drum company can do custom wraps, so naturally I starting thinking of black with silver Rubicon lettering. Then my imagation went a little further and I thought it would be nice that these strap/brackets could be the color of my Jeep (glossy dark cherry). Found this url in a post about the Rubicon font - pixeldecals.com. They could supply the artwork to the drum company - again, depending on cost; otherwise I'd just get the straight black wrap. I would like to end up with some kind of an on purpose, oem look about it though. I attached a photo so that you can see the Rubicon font on the hood. [/QUOTE]
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