Get this my 93 Mustang Conv got stripped of all it sterio equip. Not only did my ensurance pay to replace it but the upgraded everything. Badass. All Kicker too. Now I got to put all equipment in this little trunk. We are talking 2 S10L7s, 1 Kicke SX700.4, 1 SX1250.1, and a Sting 1 farad cap. I hit up a few of th e local sterio shops with these hugh amps and speekers and a few of them says it can't be done. Thats B/S. I know I can do it an told them I could and once I am done I will show them. But I live the Apartment life so its really going to suck. What I am getting at is has any of you guys done it and how did it turn out? I would not say I am a novice at thas at all but I would not say I am a pro ether. If anyone is Interested I would post the work as I go to show that can be done. Thx for wasting your time on me. Billy
Loosing my Trunk/monster sound
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ChingonStang
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I assume you have a mini truck and the only way I was able to get all my stereo equipment in my mini truck was to add rear camper top over the truck bed.
iskwezm
10 Year Member
So you posted to ask how to do it, but you already know it can be done and are going to show the stereo shop how to do it.
You must have great insurance to lose their ass on upgrading your old and used stero stuff.
im calling B.S.
You must have great insurance to lose their ass on upgrading your old and used stero stuff.
im calling B.S.
ChingonStang
Member
oh, I thought he said truck....I read it wrong.
and our trunks are not that small. There is a lot of space in there. and with a rear seat delete, even more hella space.
and our trunks are not that small. There is a lot of space in there. and with a rear seat delete, even more hella space.
I'm sorry. I have to ask you Billy. Are you 10?
I am also not understanding the intent of your thread. Your insurance paid for some new stereo equipment but the installers told you that it would not fit. In turn, you told them:
It WILL all fit
You know how to install it
You would bring the car by afterward to show these noobs how it's done
... and now you are here asking how to install this equipment? What did I miss?
I think it unlikely that a sound shop would refuse to install equipment that you already have if it could be done. I mean... it's free money for them, it will only cost them labor. I recommend you go back to the installer or find another, and ask them "why" they think it can't be done. They may infact, know something that you do not.
