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The other issue is the fitment.

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The other issue is the fitment.

Bose subwoofer box fitment

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Hi all My car (2000 C2) didn�t come with Bose so no subwoofer but recently I picked up a Bose subwoofer box that�s sits behind the rear seats. Had some issues with fitting it so wanted to ask for some pointers. First, when I fitted the brackets either side I saw that I would need to cut the carpet that sits over the area under where the subwoofer would sit. The carpet and backing foam in this area is pretty thick. Do I just cut a slot into the carpet all the way though? Does anyone have a photo of how the factory carpet is around these brackets? The other issue is the fitment. I placed the box onto the brackets but saw that the box doesn�t fit further back enough to meet the hump at the rear. Not the clearest photo but there�s a gap between the box and the hump over the engine. Is there a difference in this area with 996.1 and 996.2? I think the box came from a 996.2 but not sure Hoping someone can clear things up regarding this Thanks

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I'm not sure about how it goes around the brackets. What I did do was take a few pics for your reference:

POST 3 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Thank you! so it looks like the hump over the engine already kicks in on the corner to match the back edge of the subwoofer? Or unless the box sits over the engine hump? Mines straight on mine and when the brackets are fitted, it doesn�t sit up against the engine hump

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Quotes source post: 20507395

I think your aft "hump" cover is different. I took out my rear seats, and "want" to move the Bose subwoofer up on top of that aft engine cover, and then put a flat package shelf extending out over where the rear seats used to be (kinda like the GT3) But that is a "want" not a "need"... If anyone ever finds one of these: Please let me know! Paul

POST 5 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Yea it�s seems to be different as I found there�s a different part number for the later cars for this carpet piece. I guess the earlier cars never had the option for the Bose subwoofer behind the seats?

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I had to pull all of that out when I first got my 996, to get to the computer and relays, because of multiple intermittent error codes. It turned out to be a mouse.

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Ooooo bet that wasn't fun to sort and clean! Thanks for that photo though as I can see that you have mounting studs for the subwoofer brackets and in my case I have just short bolts that go into one of those rubber grommets with a threaded insert that are inserted into the bracket the cover plate screws in to

POST 8Original post

Here is another pic that may help you (shows the mounting bracket on those studs) If I remember correctly, the bottom of the subwoofer slides UNDER that upside down U shape, and then is held aft by the screw

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