5 channel amp
Racer
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This is the amp 500/5 that I am having installed, glad you give it a thumbs up. I tentatively told them to mount it in the rear of the cargo area vertically. Measured to be just the right fit. Any down side to putting it there?
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USMC (retired)
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From: Wimauma FL
Originally Posted by boomer 33
This is the amp 500/5 that I am having installed, glad you give it a thumbs up. I tentatively told them to mount it in the rear of the cargo area vertically. Measured to be just the right fit. Any down side to putting it there?
EatRice....I am looking to keep as much of the original space as possible, so I would guess that vertically is better than horizontally.
Le Mans Master
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From: Los Angeles Ca
Originally Posted by boomer 33
This is the amp 500/5 that I am having installed, glad you give it a thumbs up. I tentatively told them to mount it in the rear of the cargo area vertically. Measured to be just the right fit. Any down side to putting it there?
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From: Wimauma FL
Originally Posted by scott_fx
that is one of the best looking locations if you have a coupe... that being said the one down side to it is that amps are usually designed with a big heatsink on the top of the amp when you mount it vertically you reduce the effectiveness of the heatsink. There have been tons of members that have mounted amps in that location w/o a problem but just be aware of this if you are overdriving that amp (which you probably wont).
Great point. I will remember that. Hope I get a chance to take a look at your system at Andys party. Cya there.
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From: Texas
Originally Posted by scott_fx
that is one of the best looking locations if you have a coupe... that being said the one down side to it is that amps are usually designed with a big heatsink on the top of the amp when you mount it vertically you reduce the effectiveness of the heatsink. There have been tons of members that have mounted amps in that location w/o a problem but just be aware of this if you are overdriving that amp (which you probably wont).
