WrenchGuy1

Well there's supposed to be a Mino on the way so I had to get going on the wing piece for the amp rack. I managed to get it cut down to a workable piece tonight.

Lol yea Ive ran into some bastard clamps myself lol

I blacked it out...lol The logo looks ghosted in the right light. VA is for Vertex Audio....they've really helped me a lot and are just cool dudes. So Ive obliged.

you can be my friend.....now what?

had to turn it on...lol

guess the folks above me wanted me to have an upgrade...... The new 2013/2014 Leviathan III Instead of temp installing this prize Im gonna focus more on the amp rack til the Minotaur arrives.....then put em both in.

cool man I could waste a whole day of progress letting the little ones give it a shot and have no concern....not a forum goer out there that can give you that. Keep it up!

it fits like a glove....just gotta make it pretty

This will finish the front of the box... another well done by Toolmaker.....now I wait for it

Staging from mirror to mirror and center is dialed. Some actual tuning and I can depth further. Not too bad for initial set up. The sub is amazing.....havent heard one this good in a while. Still waitin on stuff to tackle midbass but rest of the door build is its own project. Got something on the way to finish face of box. Gonna polish up pods and tweet placement. So far so very good.

Theres that clean and simple look....doesnt look too customized so to say... Just after that cozy feeling interior planted in the psyche. As quiet as the damn thing is I feel like a friggin corpse in it. Granted the window seals become more apparent as Im deadening. Road stuff is its own torment but I will get a lot of it gone.

In person it really does look nice....camera doesnt give the presence

Wellll it is gettin to be winter so indoor projects are nice...lol temp install the Levi Im thinkin....now Im gettin stoked. The excitement is contagious

couple tweeeeks and Ill roll with it..

thanks man

Well I thought that at first. At the cost, I could actually install rivets in a patchwork pattern. I dont wanna be so preventative of the paint either being a daily driver and all. Id hate to put a guy on all that for a plasti dip finish. A wrap is probably pricey too. Some pin striped seams to give it that panel look is about all a paint guy would need to do. IDK.....Im gonna scope a nearby customs shop that does sick airbrushing too and consult the whole idea.

Im hopin front firing works that out. Granted they are small trunks and the box that does fit seperates it from the cabin almost entirely..lol Rear deck porting is like the only other option it seems.

thanks......but what are your troubles?

Oh and that power run.......every clamp is 6" dead nuts and the maximum amount of tape wraps under each one allowed by Boeing Standard.....its pretty cool

Ive seen the fake rivets for model train use..I picture the same approach. Its just finding that thing to execute it. Round 1 should be removeable. If it has to cost too much real rivets will be installed.