My home made rear seat delete, 94 EG hatch. With sub enclosiers, Clean, Pics
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My home made rear seat delete, 94 EG hatch. With sub enclosiers, Clean, Pics
Just finished making my home made rear seat delete today. Started doing it a couple days ago. Used 3/8 plywood.
Here is a pic of the finished product
Here is a pic of the finished product
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I just used those 36" by 72" replacement carpet rolls from walmart for $8.88. 2 rolls. I figured to buy the rear seat delete kit they cost close to $300. I did all this for under $80 homeade beside the subs and amp.
The Dynomat cost me the most at $40.
Plywood and one piece of 1" 6" $15
Carpet rolls $18
Polyrthane sealant $5
The Dynomat cost me the most at $40.
Plywood and one piece of 1" 6" $15
Carpet rolls $18
Polyrthane sealant $5
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Re: My home made rear seat delete, 94 EG hatch. With sub enclosiers, Clean, Pics
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its very clean and i'd do it to, but i find a flaw in your design. what happens when you need to change your fuel pump? given you don't change pumps daily but still a hassle. you should probably put a partition between the two subs tho. probably sound better.
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Re: My home made rear seat delete, 94 EG hatch. With sub enclosiers, Clean, Pics
I did something similar, but not as big and not as permanent. Good luck changing the fuel pump if it ever goes out. But you did do a damn good job on that.
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It would only take me about 15 min. to take the front piece out if the fuel pump went out.
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Very nice. When I purchased my car the previous owner had one installed in the car. I took it out but I kinda regret it now. (some parts got left in the rain and warped).
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Super clean.
You should have made like a trap door where the spare wheel well is.
Kinda like a tonneau cover. Cuz now you have ALL that dead space.
Otherwise niiiiice
You should have made like a trap door where the spare wheel well is.
Kinda like a tonneau cover. Cuz now you have ALL that dead space.
Otherwise niiiiice
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I was thinking about it but decided against it, you can still lift up the back section enough to be able to store something underneath