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The angle iron (its way over kill, but what I had on hand) is drilled and place over the factory studs that hold down the lower cargo tray(removed) then just fender washers and 2 nuts
The PVC board is bolted to 2 peices of flat stock that I welded to the angle iron.

This bracket is way more than needed for an amp rack, but I previously had a powered sub woofer installed in this location and that was much heavier
Thanks for the info. Would you mind posting a picture of what it looks like final with the seats installed and folded down? I think I’m going to steal your idea! I’m assuming the lower panel/cargo tray separates easy from the main rear plastic panel that’s in your picture?
 
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Yes the plastic cargo tray come off easily

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Just got the text from my JL Audio dealer that’s my stealthbox arrived today. Gonna pick it up tomorrow. Hopefully the rest will arrive soon and I can begin install.
 

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Do you have a cad drawing of measurements that you'd be willing to share? I'm looking at doing a singular 8 in skar audio sub in a bandpass box. But racking my brain on the angles of the seat and keeping it in spec for the subs requirements including tuning of the port.
 

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Do you have a cad drawing of measurements that you'd be willing to share? I'm looking at doing a singular 8 in skar audio sub in a bandpass box. But racking my brain on the angles of the seat and keeping it in spec for the subs requirements including tuning of the port.
CAD drawings :CWL::CWL:......tape measure man
 

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Ha. I was hoping to cheat to avoid that so I can figure the cubes and port length to make the box to exact specifications. Thanks though.
 

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You took what I've had in my mind and brought it too reality. Looks great. Hows the sound and I guess I'm missing it, but what size subs are you using. I'm going with 10s
 
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Ha. I was hoping to cheat to avoid that so I can figure the cubes and port length to make the box to exact specifications. Thanks though.
I went sealed to avoid all that math...and I like tighter bass

You took what I've had in my mind and brought it too reality. Looks great. Hows the sound and I guess I'm missing it, but what size subs are you using. I'm going with 10s
I originally planned L7T 10s (shallow) but once I actually built the box it was just a little to tight for comfort,(1.1ftÂł, giving each sub just over .5ftÂł)
So i went with L7T 8s(shallow) and I'm VERY HAPPY.
The sound from these little guys is unbelievable. I have never turned the remote knob over 50% and they hit HARD & CLEAN.
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