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I have a 12" sub in my fiesta that i wanna keep...will it fit in the boot? Also, how easy is it to put my component speakers in not sure where id put the tweeters!
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you could keep your sub no problem,just get a good carpenter to make you a sub box that wil fit your boot,you could even fit it behind the seats too on the shelf as long as its an (open air sub)-works better if theres alot of air around it,you could fit your tweeters anywhere around the front of the car or the doors.
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This is the set up that I did have in my mk 1 for a while. It was a 10inch JL and to be honest a real good set of 3way front speakers like the ones from FOCAL and some Dynamat in the doors do produce a better sound and nearly the same bass as adding a sub.
With the sub I noticed that over 90km/hr it was not very effective but when stopped in traffic it really could be heard! I took my sub out as I found the car not to be as sharp thru the twisty stuff as it should be  This is what my boot did look like: http://i275.photobucket.com/albums/jj28 ... C01431.jpg If its not broken, I havent fixed it!!
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