Rear Deck Mounted Sub?

[sharkbomb06]

Does anyone know of a way to mount an 8" sub to the rear deck of a 94 Lumina. Has anyone attempted this? I know they do this in a lot of high end cars and I was interested in trying this for my car. Thanks.

[slick]

It's possible, but don't cut too much of that metal from under the rear deck. That add's a good amount of structural support in the rear end.

[THe_DeTAiL3R]

hehe.. I'm thinking of maybe doing the same thing myself!

 

http://www.w-body.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=37519

 

 

Although I listened to some nice Infinity 6x9s today, and damn they do have good bass...

[19Cutlass94]

I think your better off just going with 6x9's for the rear deck. Because even an 8" sub in IB wont really do all that much.

[jdcutty]

Open air subs never really do anything but flutter and distort. Especially if there is any kind of power applied to them.

[1990lumina]

If you do do that, You should e-dead or dynamat thw whole trunk and especially that rear deck....mine rattles like a bitch with just 6x9s in it...

[Pyle]

Open air subs never really do anything but flutter and distort. Especially if there is any kind of power applied to them.

 

Not entirely true, I had 2 12's in a baffle board in my camaro that hit like a bitch. The guys at circuit city were even surprised at how hard it hit. It still wasn't anything compared to a box though.

[jdcutty]

Open air subs never really do anything but flutter and distort. Especially if there is any kind of power applied to them.

 

Not entirely true, I had 2 12's in a baffle board in my camaro that hit like a bitch. The guys at circuit city were even surprised at how hard it hit. It still wasn't anything compared to a box though.

 

Depending on how they were mounted, the trunk may have acted like a large sealed box. Subs dont like to push air in both directions without any resistance on one side.