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That netting is just what I've looking for where did you get that from Steve?Originally Posted by SteveMongr
Pictures. Factory spare tire subwoofer. Custom spare tire sub. My current set up. 10" powered, sealed box fits the angle of seatback.
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The cargo divider net is made by Raingler for the XJ but sold as an SUV net. Purchased from JeepinOutfitters. TrailTuff also makes the net but does not have side attachments. https://www.cherokeeforum.com/f10/tr...-launch-50602/Originally Posted by westran2002
That netting is just what I've looking for where did you get that from Steve?
The small mesh net is just a $5 cargo net, it's an envelops for soft goods
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let's just say at 88 mph crazy stuff happens.Originally Posted by peep
Satirical Hen, is that a sub or a flux capacitor?
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Factory spare tire subwoofer.
Custom spare tire sub.
My current set up. 10" powered, sealed box fits the angle of seatback.
I like that factory spare one, that's coolOriginally Posted by SteveMongr
Pictures.Factory spare tire subwoofer.
Custom spare tire sub.
My current set up. 10" powered, sealed box fits the angle of seatback.
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My son and I decided to build a sub box out of MDF and we hung it from the roof of the rear cargo area still aloud use of all floor space and sounded greatOriginally Posted by cojeepin
So I know I'm gona get alot of crop from anyone who doesn't like subs but I was wondering if putting them in the rear hatch is a possibility trying to maximize space but I love my subs anything helps! Even hoe to wire them through the top of the hatch or whatever
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Jeeps are not the best setup for subs... The roof has no support so it will flex a lot haha. If u just want some bass buy a box that fits in the side of the cargo area and u can hide the amp ( if u have a class d) under the seat. Subs are the best!
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My son and I decided to build a sub box out of MDF and we hung it from the roof of the rear cargo area still aloud use of all floor space and sounded great
That's genius do you have any pictures?Originally Posted by ldbgeoff
My son and I decided to build a sub box out of MDF and we hung it from the roof of the rear cargo area still aloud use of all floor space and sounded great
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stuck my sub amp in the rear quarter panel, behind the cubby. My amp for my speakers is under the backseat.Originally Posted by DirtyKurty
Jeeps are not the best setup for subs... The roof has no support so it will flex a lot haha. If u just want some bass buy a box that fits in the side of the cargo area and u can hide the amp ( if u have a class d) under the seat. Subs are the best!
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Picture, four 6 x 9 in hatch. I doubt the ball hardware for hatch supports would last long with this weight.
