Sorry I dont have pictures anymore. But I had both of the woofers in the drivers side compartment at an 30 deg. angle facing the trunk. It was a pain in the ***. It weighed about 120 pounds after installing the woofers. The woofers alone are 35 pounds each.
After spending countless hours on the box, I recently took it out, replacing it with a smaller box for a 13W0 Sub. I would have to say that the 10W7's were really loud, but not very punchy. The single 13W0 sub sounds much better. Tighter, more accurate bass indeed.

But, If you are planning to put 2 w7's in your ride, plan on investing some serious time, money and effort into the project. I didn't paint mine, only carpeting it in the end and it still took 30-40 hours. With W7's you have to make sure that the fiberglass is thick enough for the punishment those subs will give it. I had 8-12 layers of glass and a 1.5" baffle board on the front.

Also to ensure that they will sound good plan on spending $1000 on a good amp that isnt an offbrand piece of ****. I would recommend the JL 1000/1. I am an installer and have many different amp setups in my car I would have to say that this is the best D-Class sub amp on the market, you could spend more but it is not worth it.

 

im obnoxious and wanted a seriously loud system. Swapped out the factory radio for a Kenwood EZ500 (theres a new versio which is much better but it wasn t out when i bought it) added a JL 1400D amp and put 2 12inch 12W0's in a sealed box in the drunk- sounds amazing- the bass is incredible loud but managable. The A6 body rattles quite a bit, but with the stock bose speakers the system is louder than the raddle so dont worry

 

I don't know what you are thinking Houndz. I can guarantee you that Bose can pull bass with 4" speakers. I run a DJ business and use Bose 802's. They pull more bass with 8 4" speakers in each box than I was getting with two 15" EV speakers.

 

hey everyone, I want to add a JL 500/1 Amp and Jl 10W7 Sub to my 1998 Audi A6 with Bose, believe it or not, all the electrical wiring was done and I found it to be the easiest part. the amp even powers on, but shuts off due to no audio input which brings me to the tough part, I don't want to use a line output converter, and I've heard the factory Bose amp has it's own set of Line outputs and I've read that I can tap into them, but does anybody have the wiring diagram for this or know which wire is exactly which and which one I have to tap into? Can someone maybe help me out? my email is ko01271n@pace.edu Thanx everyone.