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I want more room for my subwoofer and amps, the only place I can think of that will work perfectl is in the spare tire wheel space. I want to keep my backseat since I have people back there often, so I was thinking of placing the spare under the trunk, I have true duals that stop before the axle so I think I have enough room where the old muffler went or maybe under the gas tank. I still have to go under the car and check out the space, I've been waiting for it to stop snowing. Anyway is there any problems that I am overlooking. I know trucks have them mounted underneath, I will make a cover out of thin steel so as to keep it concealed so it won't be an eyesore.
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quote:Originally posted by ArcticYT95TA: So would that make me have the !spare delete?
Nope. Just !spare
In response to the other question that may be a solution if there's enough room front to back for the spare. I'd think width & depth would be okay. Coming up with a secure mount that allows you to actually access the spare when you need it may pose a challenge.
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You could always just join AAA or another auto club that comes to you if you have a problem. That way you wouldn't need a spare tire at all. (better make sure it isn't required in the fine print for roadside flat assistance, however).
Just a thought.
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quote:Originally posted by James: I want more room for my subwoofer and amps, the only place I can think of that will work perfectl is in the spare tire wheel space. I want to keep my backseat since I have people back there often, so I was thinking of placing the spare under the trunk, I have true duals that stop before the axle so I think I have enough room where the old muffler went or maybe under the gas tank. I still have to go under the car and check out the space, I've been waiting for it to stop snowing. Anyway is there any problems that I am overlooking. I know trucks have them mounted underneath, I will make a cover out of thin steel so as to keep it concealed so it won't be an eyesore.
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