if you go with a 6pt with low side bars it would add a lot to the chassis stiffness of the car. then you can mount the camera on the helmet bar.

later
tim

ill get pics sometime... still playing around with what I got to get the best sound, but I figured somethign pretty good out. Noah where did the boxes come from?

so is there like a link i can go to and see more on this because im ganna go ahead and rip my back seat out and do this.

and j0n did you have any luck on checking that part out for me?

BAD IDEA!!!! you're losing the acoustic value of owning a hatchback!!!! TRUST ME!!! put them in the hatch, and no place else!

****er sold it on me...so negative on the bar...i do know that is called a harness bar thoug :evil:

The closest I can get to that is puttign them on the hump of the gas tank, unless I get new box(es). And say I have to slam the brakes, nail the gas, or turn real quick... they slide and fall

the bar is made by g2

http://www.lmperformance.com/2943/17.html

and can be found there.......

rubber feet for the bottom of the box, or brackets to screw it in. directly behind the rear seats angled towards the glass would be the ideal spot. if you come to grease trucks this week i can give you a visual

that blows. its all good though. time and money man thats all my car has on mods

bah, who needs subs....they're just unnecessary weight.

what about that cutout?

excuse the music major for caring alittle bit about sound quality on the daily driver

all you need is a good head unit and good speakers. no need for the subs.

Rear but part of seat - 3-4 lbs
Rear back part of seat 12 lbs
Rear seat belts 4 lbs

thats what i have. i'm goin with a 12" sub just for the hell of it though. its only like a extra 20lbs or so.

kasey- visit fbodyaudio.com. i learned almost everything i know from there. like 2 or 3 of the guys compete professionally and one of the guys owns a car audio shop. they're good.