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Extremely Sick!!!! Hard work and GREAT results!!

Thanks!! I hope you do-the experience has been very rewarding and I think the results will be also.

My son's freind has an extended cab S10 and I helped them setup the components he already had by building a box and amp rack that would fit in his truck. Seats still go all the way back, 3rd door opens and closes nicely and we did not even use all the space available. The enclosures on each side of the amp rack were about 1.5cu' each tuned to 32Hz. Hope this helps... By sefugi at 2010-06-06

Read, ask questions, if a product interests you research it and find the manual to it and read it. The manuals can give info on the product itself and other things it works with or does not. You have made it to this forum and it can be a wealth of knowledge in itself. May your journey take you to the sound you are searching for.....

The 10" enclosures have been coated in resin and the 15" has been covered with fleece. Another test fit before the 15 gets resined. Now we can start to put on the layers of matting to get the strenght in the enclosures. I'm guessing about 6-8 layers. We shall see... By sefugi at 2010-06-05

Yeah, we have discussed 15 only, just the 10's. Deffinately "keep it simple stupid" comes to mind, but the other saying "won't know till you try" rings in as well. Being the center console is setup with switches for the sub amps my son likes the idea that he can listen to the 10's for average music without the 15 and the 15 without the 10's. I don't know, I'm confused now! Thanks for the comment, if we screw it up, you told us so(politely I may add). Thanks

My son thanks you for the back-up on his thoughts for the grilles, and I Thank You for the comments.

Now this post is the beginnings of something never attempted by myself nor my son. Ever heard of 10lbs of crap in a 5lb bag??? Well we are attempting to put 120lbs of crap(just a figuire of speech) in a 20lb spot. We have come to an understanding that because of space limitations we have to make some choices on a happy medium between looks, space and performance of the products we have chosen. So, that being said we have come up with a design that should give a nice wow factor and still have decent performance. We also were trying to make sure that all the tail-light and such were accessable once everything will be installed.(Don't want to tear out the system to change a bulb.) The looks of this box for the 15" sub is really scarry. By sefugi at 2010-06-05 Mock-up of the 2-10's and the 15"--Not to sure at this point...Does seem to have an ok flow from one to the other... By sefugi at 2010-06-05

Thanks for the comments and the tips!

Update Time!! Got these Q-Logic Kick pods this last week. Cut the holes for the O2 Mids and tweets and test-fitted. I think these will work OK. By sefugi at 2010-06-05 Test Fit- By sefugi at 2010-06-05 Holes Cut- By sefugi at 2010-06-05 One side speakers mounted- By sefugi at 2010-06-05 Both sets mounted-one with grill one without. By sefugi at 2010-06-05 Passenger side fitted in car without Q-grille- By sefugi at 2010-06-05 Driver Side with Q-grille. My sone suggested painting the factory gray Q-grilles black like the tweeter... What do you guys think?????? By sefugi at 2010-06-05

These might be apossibility Sundown SA-10 Pre-Sale - SSA Car Audio Forum Good Luck!

Pretty Sweet!!! Never seen done before, Good Info!

Looks good and clean!

LOL!

What's that tuned too???

Looks Damn Good

Sorry I don't really know you, but enjoy reading your posts. Have a HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!!!

Thanks for the vids!!!! Looks awesome! Any numbers yet?

Makin' good progress

Dad takes a bow.... Thanks!!

Couldn't really say without going through all the receipts, last tally was around 7 grand that included the car. How much does our labor count for? How bout you give me an estimate on that part. working with your dad...priceless Will be a really nice car for only 7 grand when all is said and done Working with your son...priceless Thanks

I like crazy ideas, that's what turns heads. Don't get me wrong I love a beautiful clean and original classic anytime, but those crazy ideas are what make a ride your own. Thanks for the comment Oh! and nowadays you can get those dings and dents repaired.

Thanks!!! Hopefully it gives my son some good memories to keep forever and maybe pass along to his children. Hmmm, yea me and my dad did some stuff like this once. And I still remember it. I'm sure he will. I can't wait to see it done!! I bet you can't!!! Hey guys don't let this fella fool ya, This is my son "EL CAZADOR" The lucky young man you guys have commented about. By sefugi at 2010-05-31 Good lookin' Guess he looks like his momma Lucky for him!!!

I guess since about the age of forty I realized I can still do every thing I did when I was 20 it just takes longer to recover. Thanks for the comments.

Sir-Lancelot, This is being posted directly for you! I am a 45 year old MACHINE, probly in need of some mantenance but in GREAT working order. What color rice, well the only rice I could find was white or brown. So we went to Automotive Repair Tools, Automotive Accessories, Auto Body Tools - Eastwood Company and picked out Cruise Night Metalic Blue. Whole car will be painted this color minus the portion faceing the sky(hood, roof, and hatch)which will be Eastwood's Blvd Black. Urethane Enamal single stage paint shot as a base-coat clear-coat using Eastwoods clear. By sefugi at 2010-05-31 Here is a sample of the paint I let my son shoot on the fuel lid ad a tester By sefugi at 2010-05-31