drekhebreezy

I decided to get some mdf wood and liquid nail it to the cab and then screw the amp into that..I'd rather not screw into the metal if I don't have to

FL0rida CrAcK3r

I agree with you 100% on that. Definitely don't want to be punching holes in my truck. Did you do this already, or is this what you plan on doing? Just wondering. I haven't taken my back seat out yet, so I don't know how much room is back there and if there is enough room to put the wood and an amp.

The Flying Farmer

Mine is under the back seat but id like to move it to behind the seat. Can it get enough cooling back there? I have 2 kicker comp 12 and 300watt matching amp

PondJumper

I wound up just sitting mine against the back wall. I was gonna mount it but after a while I decided "whats the point?" It doesnt move around and I dont even know its back there.

The Flying Farmer

Ive got a screw cab. I want mine moved bc I need my rear seat back and want to put the subs under the rear seat

redrocket8

i have a SCAB and i just installed my amp yesterday.. i put it on the back wall as well.. i took that whole carpet out and saw that the back wall has 2 layers of metal, one is about 3" behind the first sheet. so i figured it wouldn't hurt when i drill in the first layer. i put it on the passenger side and used rubber washers between the amp and the metal at the top, and the bottom had some more spce between, so i used 1/4 MDF wood and mounted the bottom to that. i tried to make the amp as close to the wall as i could so it wouldn't hit the seat. everything worked out good.

hope this helps

drekhebreezy

I'm taking my backseat off tonight and getting joe fox to cut me a custom piece and carpet it so I can fit my monoblock amp and my highs amp on the same piece of wood..once the liquid nail dries and I mount the amp ill take pictures for y'all

redrocket8

be careful on the width though, i tried putting my amp on a 3/4 mdf piece and it rubbed the seat enough for it not to lock back down.. here's my finished product!

drekhebreezy

Got it to fit using 5/8 mdf wood and liquid nailed it to the metal and screwed the amp in..fits perfect and didn't have to cut a hole in my truck

PondJumper

That looks outstanding