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Now that I have the BT bracket issue solved, hopefully, I'm trying to plan ahead for lowers. I have an extra amp (NVX VAD2) with a small footprint. How close is too close to the back of the speaker? Would the pictures attached be too close of a mounting point? This isn't happening anytime soon, just trying to see if it is a viable option, since I know I want to add lowers in the future.
You probably won't be able to get the fairing back on in that location - the other side has more room (no cig lighter) or what about the CB cubbyhole?
I have a B52 in the CB hole for my VO6X9S. I could take the cigarette lighter out and lower the amp a little? Hell, by the time my wife lets me buy lowers, I'll figure something out.
Not a bad idea. I really dont see myself going any further than lowers, so maybe that clutch side bracket is the way to go. Avoid the cigarette lighter impedement.
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