I hid mine under the seats, but they were taken anyway. Later, I used large 1/4" pop rivits to attach the amps to the backs of the rear seats. You need to feel around to find the sheetmetal supports in the seat backs. If you do it right, a drill is needed to remove the rivit. If you decide to screw the amp to anything, you can buy "tamper resistant" screws. They screw in normally, but will not screw out (due to the head design). You see them on bathroom stalls to keep jack-asses from disassembling the doors. I am using these now and they are a major PITA to remove.

Corbin
'95 ESI-T

Now with more power and fewer leaks



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