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drew454u

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Posted: September 02, 2009 at 4:52 AM / IP Logged

yah something like that would work well for me, too bad there isnt a pep boys around for miles. gonna try to find something similar online.

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wolfox

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Posted: September 02, 2009 at 6:23 AM / IP Logged

Crutchfield sells in-door and rear deck polyurethane foam cups for popular driver sizes. I am spoiling to get a set for my 6.5"'s (4x4 Blazer with door speakers set low) and some Dynamat while I got the doors apart. Their current price escapes memory, but a search in their accessories pages will turn them up.

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hot rodder

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Posted: September 02, 2009 at 9:33 AM / IP Logged

You can find those cups at different stores. The audio shop I bought all my stuff from was out of the 6x9 size but had plenty of 6.5 round.

To answer the battery question; yes it is a plain old lead acid battery that is on parallel with the front battery. I wanted the operating amps and CCA to be close to the front battery the car uses to keep the charging duties even. Power for the amps comes from both batteries. There are photos of the system build in the user galleries forum.

-Scott

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tommy...

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Posted: September 05, 2009 at 8:21 AM / IP Logged

hot rodder wrote:

You can find those cups at different stores. The audio shop I bought all my stuff from was out of the 6x9 size but had plenty of 6.5 round.

To answer the battery question; yes it is a plain old lead acid battery that is on parallel with the front battery. I wanted the operating amps and CCA to be close to the front battery the car uses to keep the charging duties even. Power for the amps comes from both batteries. There are photos of the system build in the user galleries forum.

-Scott

So the battery vents into the trunk...then into the cabin...or did you use some type of vent tube...??

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