K-Town 370z install

Juleous · 02-16-2011, 11:00 AM

When I built this thing, my major concern was visibility once I put the amp on top would the amp now block the little view I have. Turns out from the drivers seat looking through the Rear view mirror the top of the amp lines up perfectly with the bottom of the rear window looking back.

Reasons why I built this, I wanted to show the cool HiFonics blue glow especially at night it looks so sick. I wanted to keep full spare tire access, because I road trip this car a ton in the summer. I did not want the amp taking up vital hatch space and getting scratched.

My final plan is to build a false floor cover over the spare tire area, place the spare tools in a leather case and keep them in the spare tire. Leave out the foam blocks so incase I want to carry some extra stuff I just pop up the false floor panels and store a ton more groceries or whatever down there. Lot's of extra space that never gets used, that's taken up by those foam blocks.

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02-16-2011, 11:00 AM	#33 (permalink)
Juleous Enthusiast Member Join Date: May 2010 Location: Nowhere Posts: 335 Drives: 370z Rep Power: 15	When I built this thing, my major concern was visibility once I put the amp on top would the amp now block the little view I have. Turns out from the drivers seat looking through the Rear view mirror the top of the amp lines up perfectly with the bottom of the rear window looking back. Reasons why I built this, I wanted to show the cool HiFonics blue glow especially at night it looks so sick. I wanted to keep full spare tire access, because I road trip this car a ton in the summer. I did not want the amp taking up vital hatch space and getting scratched. My final plan is to build a false floor cover over the spare tire area, place the spare tools in a leather case and keep them in the spare tire. Leave out the foam blocks so incase I want to carry some extra stuff I just pop up the false floor panels and store a ton more groceries or whatever down there. Lot's of extra space that never gets used, that's taken up by those foam blocks.