Amplifier mount locations

[806TalonCRNA]

Good morning everyone; I was wondering where everyone has stored their amps on the talon; I’ve seen a couple on here…but there has to be more places….right?

I have a talon 1000x-4 LV, and purchased the NOAM audio, NUT5-S Quad system. Have the speakers where I want them…. Now I am trying to find a safe/dry-ish place to mount the amp. Any suggestions or help would be appreciated.
TIA
-Josh

 

[Remington]

Welcome From Michigan.
Id try someplace under the hood or under the seat. In my pioneer, I had your system. In these things its almost impossible bot to get anything wet unless its mounted on the bottom of your roof. Even then its tuff.

BTW, the forums Unwritten Gospel for new members with a first post. Since you didnt do the intro thread this is for your machine not the amp lol.
Pics Or It Didnt Happen!
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[806TalonCRNA]

I am at work; I’ll send progress pics on where I decide to place everything this afternoon!
That’s where I was considering placing it; behind the firewall under the hood, but the NOAM user Manual repetitively says that it has to be clean and dry despite being marine grade or it voids the warranty — that’s despite some people saying they have submerged theirs by accident and it was still functional.

 

[jaymohn]

I put mine behind the passenger seat with a rubber flap hanging over top of it to keep most water/moisture a way from it. It's a tight fit but works and doesn't get too hot.

 

[sspeederr]

I have a 21 R lv 2 I mounted my amp to the top of the glove box and made a larger rubber flap for firewall to keep mud and such away from. Them no issues since install a year ago.
Best part about this location is if you need to adjust or service amp just remove glove box from inside and do what you need without having it locked down somewhere else that could be limiting.

 

[Teebow]

Just bought the same system. Put mine under the drivers seat, zip tied it to the seat frame. Gonna put some plastic wrap around it for excess mud/moisture protection.

 

[806TalonCRNA]

I have a 21 R lv 2 I mounted my amp to the top of the glove box and made a larger rubber flap for firewall to keep mud and such away from. Them no issues since install a year ago.
Best part about this location is if you need to adjust or service amp just remove glove box from inside and do what you need without having it locked down somewhere else that could be limiting.

So you attached it to the inner part of the glove box that you can remove from the inside? But put it on the exterior of it behind the firewall under the hood?
By chance have any pictures?

 

[806TalonCRNA]

Just bought the same system. Put mine under the drivers seat, zip tied it to the seat frame. Gonna put some plastic wrap around it for excess mud/moisture protection.

That’s exactly where I was going to put it — but I noticed when I went through some water recently water came up through those holes under the seat — and I was babying it.

 

[Remington]

I am at work; I’ll send progress pics on where I decide to place everything this afternoon!
That’s where I was considering placing it; behind the firewall under the hood, but the NOAM user Manual repetitively says that it has to be clean and dry despite being marine grade or it voids the warranty — that’s despite some people saying they have submerged theirs by accident and it was still functional.

Yeah mine got wet alot even with mud and was fine. Some dielectric grease on all the connections helped too!

 

[Teebow]

That’s exactly where I was going to put it — but I noticed when I went through some water recently water came up through those holes under the seat — and I was babying it.

I’ve only had water come about 6 inches from the bottom of the seat. Try to stay out of the deep stuff

 

[806TalonCRNA]

I have a 21 R lv 2 I mounted my amp to the top of the glove box and made a larger rubber flap for firewall to keep mud and such away from. Them no issues since install a year ago.
Best part about this location is if you need to adjust or service amp just remove glove box from inside and do what you need without having it locked down somewhere else that could be limiting.

What did you used as the ‘rubber’ to keep it protected?

 

[sspeederr]

Ok ya I know my wording there was not the greatest....lol....
It is mounting on top of the removable glove box not inside so therefore it under the cowl really but for access you can remove the glove box it is attached to, to adjust or service as for pic I don't have any on me that shows it I will take some for you tonight. As for the rubber I went to lowes and got a roll of rubber tool box liner and cut what I needed used oem holes and push clips to install it.
Here some pics hope this helps


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[806TalonCRNA]

Ok ya I know my wording there was not the greatest....lol....
It is mounting on top of the removable glove box not inside so therefore it under the cowl really but for access you can remove the glove box it is attached to, to adjust or service as for pic I don't have any on me that shows it I will take some for you tonight. As for the rubber I went to lowes and got a roll of rubber tool box liner and cut what I needed used oem holes and push clips to install it.
Here some pics hope this helps


Ps is you are looking to relocate your gauge cluster to above steering wheel I make the relocation kits have a thread in talon accessories and mod section

New gauge pod relocation kit FORSALE

Ok guy and gals, I was one of the unfortunate ones that didnt get to make Paul's list for his pods so I went out and started measuring and redesigning my own gauge pod relocating kit. I will be making kits upon order. What will be in kits is the pod for gauge and a switch panel to fill in old...

hondasxs.com

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Gotcha! That’s awesome - I like that…. Probably what I will do!

 

[806TalonCRNA]

This is what I’ve got so far for speaker and BT receiver locations.

 

[Remington]

That Talon is cleeeeeeeen!!!

 

[806TalonCRNA]

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[806TalonCRNA]

That Talon is cleeeeeeeen!!!

Thank you!

 

[806TalonCRNA]

I settled on installing the amp inside the glove box; drilling a small hole to bring all the connections through.

 

[806TalonCRNA]

Ok ya I know my wording there was not the greatest....lol....
It is mounting on top of the removable glove box not inside so therefore it under the cowl really but for access you can remove the glove box it is attached to, to adjust or service as for pic I don't have any on me that shows it I will take some for you tonight. As for the rubber I went to lowes and got a roll of rubber tool box liner and cut what I needed used oem holes and push clips to install it.
Here some pics hope this helps


Ps is you are looking to relocate your gauge cluster to above steering wheel I make the relocation kits have a thread in talon accessories and mod section

New gauge pod relocation kit FORSALE

Ok guy and gals, I was one of the unfortunate ones that didnt get to make Paul's list for his pods so I went out and started measuring and redesigning my own gauge pod relocating kit. I will be making kits upon order. What will be in kits is the pod for gauge and a switch panel to fill in old...

hondasxs.com

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[Remington]

Thank you!

Your welcome!
But it means that she needs to get dirty lol.