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I got a small Rockford Fosgate 250m amp and I don't know where to put it. I was going to just screw it to the back of the seat in the trunk, but the supports in the seat aren't large enough to take a screw. I don't want to mount it to the box and not into building a custom setup right now.

 
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unzip the bottom of the seat on the side facing the trunk, you'll be able to slide a piece of wood under there allowing you to fasten anything you want onto the seat back.

 
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^^ what he said

Somebody made a DIY on this a while back, $1,000,000 dollars to anybody who finds it for me

 
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I'll try that with the wood, but I couldn't find the DIY. The search function on this site sucks hard, it ORs search words together instead of AND. Thanks guys!

 
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i know tons of friends that mount their amps on the back of the rear seats as well

 
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Using the wood?

 
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This works very well. If you have multiple amps or very large ones, you can put one carpeted board across both of the back seats, screw into both seats (outside of the seat upholstery on the trunk side) and then screw the amps into that. My personal 7th gen has that set up, you have to fold down both seats instead of just one, but it works great.

 
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I've got a much better idea... (my idea! lol)
http://www.7thgencivic.com/forums/sh...59#post3159559

you said no custom setup right now, but its one day's work and even done sloppily it comes out great!

 
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That's pretty good, so basically you put some wood behind the carpet on the side and screwed it to there? I'm not real worried about the spare tire right now, I can just put the seats down and pull the sub back to access the tire if I have to.

 
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I copied diskreet's idea and have loved it ever since. it was totally worth it

 
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glad i helped people!

as for DeX your question.. I cut a piece of wood, carpeted the wood, and screwed it into place. I didnt put it behind the existing carpet. The car's existing carpet was glued onto the already carpeted wood and then the amp covers where it lines up. so i cut a section of the original carpet but you don't have to. works either way.

 
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I checked out your LED conversion. Damn, that's pimp.

 
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right now have my amp mounted to the back of my rear seat but when i add the second i wont be able to do that so i need to figure out how to configure my trunk

 
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If your amps are too big to install 1 amp per seat back, do what I did in my car and put one carpeted board across both seats. You can get truck carpeting from any local car upholstery shop that will match your trunk carpet. I have two amps mounted that way with more than enough room left over for a small signal processor or distribution block if I needed it.

 
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under trunk floor?

 
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this is a really good setup and u know what one of these weekend im gonna do it. rep for u

 
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My amp is fits perfectly right on top of the spare tire without getting in the way of the trunk floorboard.

No one suspects I even have an amp because they cant see it.

 
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glad you guys are using my DIY's. That why I wrote them. PM me if/when you have questions. If I am home ill usually respond within hours. If not I am usually checking my email at least by 11PM that night.

 
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Here's where I mounted my amp just to give u an idea

 
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hahahah i remember that thread. photo chopped wires :P

thats where ill put mine im sure

 
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hahaha me too!

oh, and OWNED!

 
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Ok Ok you got me here's the original I'm too lazy to rewire everything

 
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on back of the subwoofer box when i had my setup. same with my gfs setup now. she runs 2 10s MTX with a 800 watt amp thats mounted on back of box.

 
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Hidden in the tire compartment, bolted on wood plaque.

 
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The real deal, no photoshopping. Piece of wood bolted to rear seat, and amp bolted to the piece of wood. Wires run inside of the seat.

 
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its pretty obvious the back or truck , i recomend back seat...

 
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my favorite spot is bolted to the underside of the rear deck. you can get aluminum spacers and long screws from home depot. even mechine screws, if you insist.

 
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back of my sub box, maybe i'll move it to the back seat later

 
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for those who dont want to take the trouble of bolting it to a board, you can always just ziptie it to the mesh.

after the ties are tightened, you cna poke the ugly head into the backsideof the seat. you never see the uglyness.

or if you have nimble hands, you can take the seatback inside and pull it tight inside the structure.

 
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edit: looks good. great combination