I just bought a cd changer and I have no idea where to put it...I try to put it under passanger sit but not enough room
then I try to put it at the top of the trunk and there are too many things in the way...
I have mine standing straight up behind the right wheel - pretty common place and doesn't take up too much room. The glover compartment is a cool place if you don't mind lossing what little space is there and screwing around with it...
<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by 5Gen_Prelude: I have mine standing straight up behind the right wheel - pretty common place and doesn't take up too much room. The glover compartment is a cool place if you don't mind lossing what little space is there and screwing around with it...</font>
I thought about mounting it there too but I see there are two black rubber stop....and I am not sure what they are for,,,,so I am affraid to put it there..
I'm assuming you're talking about behind the right rear wheel - if so it's not flush with the inside of the car, it's about 3-4 inches off (just enough room to put a can of tire shine stuff between the changer and the side of the car
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<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by 5Gen_Prelude: I'm assuming you're talking about behind the right rear wheel - if so it's not flush with the inside of the car, it's about 3-4 inches off (just enough room to put a can of tire shine stuff between the changer and the side of the car
I am planning to put it behind the wheelwill..I think that one of the best place for it...Thanks guy...
I also thought about the OEM blacket for the cd changer but I am not sure if it is avaiable and it is probably expensive..
I'd worry about the longevity of the changer mounted to the box. The vibrations from the box even if the unit is dampened quite good will no doubt cause it to fail before it's time.
BTW in my other thread you said you got Kappa's in the door and even though you cut metal you didn't need to. How much effort went into getting them in and how much power are you running to them?
ODL, do you have any pics of it? Is it mounted or is it basically just in there? We tried it on my friends Integra and that was next to impossible without hacking away at jsut about everything, however our glove boxes look like they could fit one much better.
<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by THATPRELUDEGUY: ODL, do you have any pics of it? Is it mounted or is it basically just in there? We tried it on my friends Integra and that was next to impossible without hacking away at jsut about everything, however our glove boxes look like they could fit one much better.</font>
What kind of changer? ODL and JOON525 are using Pioneer...I'm sure my Alpine will fit because that's almost as small as you get. If your trying to get a 10 disc Kenwood in there that would be wayyyyy harder.
I have a sony 10 cd changer..I am sure it won't fit
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