The netting is standard on vRS models IIRC

Correct, occationally pop up on eBay:thumbup:

Correct, occationally pop up on eBay:thumbup:

MkI or MkII ? Mine hasn't got it :(

mk2

All of the VAG range have the cargo net, keep an eye out.

I'm sure someone will give you the part number if you ask nicely.

Can I have the part number, pretty please

Mine is a MkI so the previous owner may have kept it.

From the current Octavia Accessories brochure:

And from ebay, Expensive though.

GENUINE SKODA FABIA 2005-2007 HATCH BOOT STORAGE NET on eBay, also, Skoda, Car Parts, Cars, Parts Vehicles (end time 11-Aug-08 13:02:46 BST)

You can sometimes pick them up for less than 5 English pounds

Does the strap not foul the subs when they are playing ?

Looks mighty close.

Does the strap not foul the subs when they are playing ?

Looks mighty close.

No it sits a few mm away from the sub:thumbup:

No it sits a few mm away from the sub:thumbup:

Sorry to sound persistant, but is it a few mm away from when they are not playing or when at full excursion on a bass heavy track ?

Sorry to sound persistant, but is it a few mm away from when they are not playing or when at full excursion on a bass heavy track ?

Sorry, there is a plastic surround which it sits mm's away from. The sub cone sits behind this.

Sorry, there is a plastic surround which it sits mm's away from. The sub cone sits behind this.

There should be enough room for it, any ways it's not for anyone else to hear......it's for Matt time

There should be enough room for it, any ways it's not for anyone else to hear......it's for Matt time

Yeah Matt time:thumbup:

Yeah Matt time:thumbup:

Please explain to me what "Matt time" is, just trying to make sure no one gets the wrong idea

Please explain to me what "Matt time" is, just trying to make sure no one gets the wrong idea

you might wish you never asked

Fingers are killing.

Stage 1 complete, got the power lead through the firewall.

did you run the power cable on the battery side of the car and the audio cables on the driver's side? Just wondering as you hear a lot of people saying this needed in order to avoid interference...?

And if you didn't, what's the interference like? did you use any additional tools trics to minimise it?

Planning on doing the same you see

did you run the power cable on the battery side of the car and the audio cables on the driver's side? Just wondering as you hear a lot of people saying this needed in order to avoid interference...?

And if you didn't, what's the interference like? did you use any additional tools trics to minimise it?

Planning on doing the same you see

Ran everything down the passenger side, no problems at all.

Ah, great stuff!

guess what I am doing tonight...

Ah, great stuff!

guess what I am doing tonight...

oh yeah, forgot to update you:

30 Amp 8AWG Power lead runs from battery to pollen filter, into grommit, behind glovebox, along passenger door sill, towards back, comes straight where the cd player sits.

Which has been replaced by a WCC (Orion make these) 5001 Mono Amplifier.

Connected to a WCC 10'' sub.

The whole operation took me 2 weeks of fiddling, but it was instructing and while the sun was out, with a beer, well, happy days really.

All equipment was bought from Caraudiosecurity, charged £25 for next day delivery (ouch) but all was nicely wrapped and a FLI cabling kit was included.

Non interference detected though the power and audio cabling run together. Ground loop isolator bought just in case.

HU is the kenwood 5041, which has a modesT 10A fuse, which drives the OEM front speakers and a BT extension. So far, not been able to fault the front speakers,...weird

Nice one mate

Someone else has joined our elite club lol

Nice one mate

well I must say I do gis myself when I twist the nob to the right.