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Idea for cab corners on interior
Here is a little idea I came up with for mounting speakers in the wasted cab corner space. Welded a couple of pieces of 1" angle iron to the body then fabed 16 gauge panels to attach with bolts. I had to cut a hole in the passenger side door jamb for a vent so I could put the nuts on the bolts. Next I will cut the holes for the speakers and carpet the whole shebang when done. I plan on filling the cavity behind the speakers with insulation bats and also will put Dynamat on all surfaces.
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I just did kinda the same thing. I welded 1/2 inch 90 degree brackets to the same spot you welded the angle iron. I used a fender clip to be the nut. I decided to use plt wood to fill in the opening. Same plan with the Dynamat.
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thats a real good idea, just make sure you dynamat it real good in there, it will cut down on the rattles and give better bass response
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cool idea! i think i have a bottle of tranny fluid on one side and a handful of shop rags on the other:o
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i think i have a mouse nest on both sides
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i just keep rust in mine:D
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Yup, that does work. I've got a pair of old 2-way 5X7s mounted on 1/8" lauan and covered in fabric. Just used a small angle bracket screwed and countersunk in the door jamb. Added a small amp, a 12" sub in the center console and a pair of 1" dome tweeters in front. And a bunch of Cascade (Dynamat clone) for sound dampening. No buzz or rattle even when cranked up.
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Mouse nests
Must be nice to have mouse nests. lost mine quite a while back, seems they just fell out:D :burnout:
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