LPG tank and subwoofer

[roon_VR]

hello everyone,

I have a VR commodore and would like to put a subwoofer in it, a head deck and run the stock speakers off it. I have a gas tank fitted behind the seats and i was just wondering if the gas tank will "block" out the bass from the subwoofer? For you guys who have a gas tank fitted behind the seat and have a subwoofer in the boot, does it overall block out the bass coming into the cabin or is it barely noticeable?

thanks,

[Burnout_bro]

hey mate your in luck i had a vr with a gas tank behind the rear seat aswell with a 15 inch sub in the boot, and no it doesnt block any bass, it still gave me a massage whilst driving so dont sorry all will be good with a sub.

[roon_VR]

hey mate your in luck i had a vr with a gas tank behind the rear seat aswell with a 15 inch sub in the boot, and no it doesnt block any bass, it still gave me a massage whilst driving so dont sorry all will be good with a sub.

oh wow, I'm in luck i was worried for a minute that it wouldn't produce bass but i guess it doesn't really matter.

[bezz]

i used to run subs in my old car with lpg and didnt lose much if any bass. If you're really concerned remove the rear speakers and use the gaps as 'port holes'. I doubt it'd make that much difference though

[dufus]

My gas tank doesn't seem to make a difference to the amount of bass in the cabin, I cant wait till I have the time to get rid of the thing though.

[polska-089]

i got a gas tank in my car and it doesnt seem to stop the bass, we still feel the bass in our back chest and arse