JL Stealthbox vs. BSW Sub

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01-24-2009, 01:26 PM

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Originally Posted by ncx

This little plastic removal task is WAY overblown here... it is a very quick easy change that no one, even the dealer, would ever know about or care about. It is tiny plastic pieces that you remove or shave down 1/4" on the back (unseen) side of the panel

I agree, shaving down the ribs is a no brainer for me. I am more concerned about removing the padding. It appears to me that once you cut the connectors that hold the padding in place that you cannot put it back. Is that correct?

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