Here ya go.

#1: rear mounting point (rear speakers relocated to pointing up from interior qp)


#2: you can see the relocated speaker. no, the rear seat is not for sale.


#3: close up of bar by door pillar


#4: overall view - could only reinstall the top portion of the doorpanels after the rollbar was installed, but did it so that side windows get air when defrosting


#5: rear area - optima yellow top in Moroso box. that's an 8" JL sub in the tube - enough bass for me. as you can see, the rear seat makes a great mounting point for amps.


That's it - hope you enjoyed the show.

 

That looks like a really sweet setup How far back do you think the passenger could recline? for taller people, not to roll out like a stunna

 

Looks good, how much was it ?

 

Looks good tom, maybe you can sell me the roll bar for messing me up with the intake. LOL! JK bud.

 

It's been about 2 years, but I think the rollbar itself was $400 or so? I could be totally wrong, though.

Mike, maybe if you had shown up at the last meet, I would've sold it to ya.

 

That is really nice. Have you notcied any increase in the handleling?(SP)

 

Very Nice! I really like how the stereo is set up also!

 

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Yep - the car immediately felt more rigid, which was a nice little bennie that I hadn't counted on.

 

Just outta curiosity what size are the rear speakers that you relocated, nice placement btw, I'll probably have to borrow the idea

 

They're 5 1/2. Thanks - was really the only thing that I could think of. Still have to make cutouts in the stock speaker covers and put them back to make the install look nicer.