[HansyPants]

Hi there!
I'm in the middle of my install while we speak and I've seemed to have hit a snag! I've hit a space restraint for my amps. Is it ok to stack my amps on top of each other in front of my passenger seat with 3/4 inch mdf blocks in between will the amps over heat? I'm rocking an mtx tc4004 4 channel and an alpine mrp-m500 monoblock.
Thank you!

---------- Post added 06-30-2012 at 05:52 PM ----------

under my passenger seat**

[BigRuss]

im sure you could make a bracket to hold up the top rack and still provide airflow to the bottom one

[Canxb]

Like mentioned above, just build a stand to stack them with a small air space between. Size wise, you don't need a 3/4. my first stand was made out of 1/4 ply and is now 1/4 plexiglass. I have not had any overheating issues.

[HansyPants]

Awesome thanks guys. I've decided to leave the back seats out for a bit or maybe for good so I'm kinda reworking everything right now lol.

[HeadLightBulbsDotCom]

I had a custom stainless steal amp rack shaped as an X mounted across the top of the cab in my XB behind the front seats.. I pulled my back seats out all together..

[jetblast]

Used to have two stacked under driver's seat, but both had internal fans. Spaced mount studs with plexi blocks. PC fans can be fabbed in.