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10th September 2009, 10:53 | #1 |
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Does anyone have a V8 with satnav and HK premium sound? Where does the amp fit - there's already a lot of stuff in the boot area and if I want to add the HK setup I can't see where the amp will fit.
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10th September 2009, 12:21 | #2 |
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Yes. The amp fits to the underside of the parcel shelf.
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Isn't that where the HK sub woofer goes on a saloon? Doesn't the amp mount to the bracket that holds the sat nav drive on the right hand side in the boot?
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Don't know about the V8, but on the V6 saloon, it's like this, below Sat Nav bracket RHS of boot:
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Thought I was right
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lol Cheers Mark, I drive the thing but clearly ICE is not a speciality
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Thanks Guys.
I haven't looked behind the trim yet, but if the satnav is already in place, is the bracket different from the version with satnav only? You can see where this is going - if I fit the amp, do I need to change the satnav bracket or does it have unused fixings to accept the amp as standard?
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Prices shown are before VAT. I did a check on www.thepart.com but it seems that neither part numbers are available anymore. So a scrappy may be your best bet. Here's another angle of it, showing more of the bracket.
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Thank you Reebs, just what I needed to know. Now the hunt for the bits begins!
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