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FWIW: News flash in the "No SH!t" department....
I put down the rear passenger seat today to get an item in the trunk and noticed how much better the stereo sounded as well as the exhaust! Of course it would! I just didn't think of it.
My upgraded Pioneer sub was much more present, and allowed me to fade the sound balance more towards the rear.
Now the stereo sounds much more balanced without the rear seat muffling the sound from the trunk.
The exhaust has more of a snarl to it from inside as well.
Looks like I'm leaving the seat down...lol.
I'd fold down the other seat, but it would interfere with the seat entry feature....it prevents the driver seat from moving back all the way.
I put down the rear passenger seat today to get an item in the trunk and noticed how much better the stereo sounded as well as the exhaust! Of course it would! I just didn't think of it.
My upgraded Pioneer sub was much more present, and allowed me to fade the sound balance more towards the rear.
Now the stereo sounds much more balanced without the rear seat muffling the sound from the trunk.
The exhaust has more of a snarl to it from inside as well.
Looks like I'm leaving the seat down...lol.
I'd fold down the other seat, but it would interfere with the seat entry feature....it prevents the driver seat from moving back all the way.
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