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K17VGY
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nothing to fancy guys maybe some false floors and anytips you have on creating a false floor please
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create a flase floor in two halves, easier to remove / put in that way, use acoustic carpet on each half
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M SUTTON's -



[Edited on 21-04-2009 by FAZ]
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its just the shape around the boot plastics thats the problem as i want it to sit in the recess in the boot plastics
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make a transfer out of cardboard, and then transfer it to the mdf when your 100% happy
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i want to do this, taking back seats out and doing a false floor and a small install
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Mine is as stated above, two halves of MDF with a hole cut in it for the amp, and another for the sub.
Four slots are cut for the harnesses that are bolted to the original seat belt points.

[Edited on 21-04-2009 by pleyer]
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it looks good, only downside, that i can see, is security as everything is on show, unless you tint the windows
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... and my interior plastics have chunks missing lol
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yeah mine do now lol i wunt no wer to strart makin templates heres a pic of how i want it
http://www.migweb.co.uk/gallery/data/502/medium/DSC00078.JPG
well at that height
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that should be easy to make as its small all you needs is cardboard and a pencil
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simples, 2 pieces of mdf with 3 holes in, and rounded etc at each end to fit, held at that height by a wooden frame underneath?
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i just dont get how to shape the cardboard
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with a knife / scissors
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trial and error
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laycardboard in boot, push it uip against sides, and where it bends 90 degreees (between boot floor and plastics) cut along that crease line, how id do it, just trial and error
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Buy mine before it gets scrapped lol.
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but mine wont mine wont be on the floor its raised up spose its just guna be a lng time sat in the boot with loads of carboard lol
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buy your what
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u2u'd
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cant you just get your boot carpet and stencil that ?
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False floor method.....

Get some wood and a few cardboard boxes.

Using a stanley blade, and a stapler, cut and make a template. I used a line from front to rear to seperate mine.

Trace template onto the two sides of wood.

Cut, then trim as needed.

You'll find they then slot in easily (I.E look at the back of the car / \ ) then you can push them down to form a nice snug fit that can't move.

Pics on <---- site under D4MO B
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well yeah but it isnt siting on the floor itself its on a frame so its raised up and the plastics change shape as u get higher
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then do it further up lol
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my install

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