Suby in 100

some headunits have a function that allows you to face the sub in the wrong direction. so you screw the face down and have the magnet showing rather than the other way. then you can just fire it into a pannel cavity that previously wasnt deep enough to accomodate the size of the magnet. or cut a whole on top of your draws and fire into there and the draws wont hit the magnet when sliding out. it still sounds the same as the sound now comes off the back of the sub.....or something like that. ask a stereo shop (specialised instal place. not autobahn)

hope this helps

Buy a Nissan. Why aren't you away camping with my nephew?

Rock Crawler, I thought you wanted to fit a Subaru into the back...............

I made up a wood box to mount one in and put it under the passenger seat (keeps the missus hapopy)

Check out those kickers...that are a cylinder ith a 5 inch sub at each end...you throw it under your seat, and you get the benefit not the others in the traffic queue....whats wrong with a sub in the tailgate anyway.....remove the carpet and make a wood one....Quad 8 inches would be nice :@)

I have a prado and I made my own draws in the back with a sealed subby box. I have had many cars with subs and the prado was the most difficult to configure/decide on placement. I believe I have come up with a winner with my choice, sound is great. I have installed Focal 6.5" splits into front door/dash, 6.5" speaks. in passenger doors, and 12" dual voice coil Clarion sub in the back by shortening 1 drawer by approximately 400mm and making that space into a sealed box infact I decided to leave that drawer out and just have an opening for storage out back. Therefore one less set of expensive drawer slides. The sub is on an angle facing the front. Top of and also front of drawerset has an opening for the sound to exit. Sub is protected from damage by heavy duty grill which can be bought at any car audio store. I have carpeted three 5/6 mm thick MDF panels and attached them to the Tradesman cargo barrier,(there are three perfect spaces in the barrier) my three amplifiers are fixed to them facing the back seats for ease of access and tuning. None of the components are visible (if concerned about theft). Total cost of drawer with sealed sub box was under $400. Did most the work myself. Mate/owner at Erpanil Kitchens in Geelong precision cut most MDF for me and tech/audio advice as with previous audio systems came from Len Day Car Audio in Geelong which made things easier but still not easy. Drawers actually look great like they were made professionally, no rattles no movement anywhere. Sub is only powered by 300w amp. Sealed box should be just under 1 cubic foot in volume which i think is about 30 litres.

A subaru is a fairly big vehicle to want to fit in even a 100 series. Try a Mini Cooper instead:)

Leave it out, you make to much noise anyway with your Doof Doof. LOL.

i fitted 2 10" subs in the tailgate of my 80(have 100td now)12 mm mdf panel covered in carpet and urethane some reinforcing in to stop vibrations and bobs your aunt!