freeride_ca

iTrader: (1)

How many of you carie a spre in your car? If you don't what do you have? I'm thinking of using the spare tire well for my sub box. thus no mre spare and it's a dayly driver. So what do you do?

Sassmaster

iTrader: (2)

Take a look at my install here: http://www.canadiancaraudio.com/ubb/...c;f=3;t=011054

I kept the spare, and it works well

WD21

heres an install i did:
http://www.canadiancaraudio.com/cgi/...=010934#000000

i kept the spare (sry no real good pics of this), the box is in the spare tires rim. the box is small(duh)_but for a daily driver it does good. its made out of fiberglass, and i think theres a few pix of the box out of the spare, all you do is just pull the box out(really easy) and then unscrew the factory spare and you set for those rainy day blow outs...

salty

I don't want to sound like your Granny, but the spare tire is designed as part of the rear crash structure on a vehicle. Not sure how that would be altered by removing it, but it would. If you don't plan on getting rear ended or a flat, then it is no worry.

Cavalier Chunk

i have 2 spare tire's, one of those crapy little doughnut's(ahhhhh doughnut's) and i have a full size one, but i don't have any sub's so that helps.

Cavalier Chunk

oh and forgot to mention i got one around my waste if ya know what mean(i got a big belly)

fozzz

iTrader: (1)

I just through mine in the back seat if I'm going a long distance. Otherwise I live with out it.

veeman

iTrader: (3)

excellent work! even though I'm not a big fan of over integrated installs, the level of craftsmanship and skill are obvious.