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beginning of the tearout Back seat action...........those days are over. The wrong way to measure out your wall. more on that later 2 51 ft spools of Rockford fosgate wire. Stuff is very impressive, and really easy to work with. you want these to go through the firewall? Sure, no problem.

So....This is how the car came to me. Good old fashioned self tapped grounds.....but at least the paint was sanded down to bare metal........but come on.... I suppose if the hole isnt big enough.......just add a second screw! I'll never understand this..... This was done by a shop in central florida, and fixed here @ BHE

I need to mess w my avatar and sig pics. Strongly considering getting a section here, this thread will help determine that. this one and the next one that is.

Time to get em up

More will be up soon. ty

just black + white...no blue

My 07 galant does the same, it has something to do with the daytime running lights, but im not exactly sure what.

Thats whats up. Next time i see that truck ill get a video or two posted up. should be in a week or so.

Figured I'd post it up here, hoping that this one can make the "customer rides" section of the site.

Thanks for the props.

Very surprised at the output of these 12s in this setup. Makes me want to sign up to the titan forums just to post it...lol On with the pics.

yea when they did the seats, they took the bottom factory grey carpet piece up too high. I hate it as well, but not much that I can do about it. They should have replaced it with black, and it'd be a non issue.

The included amp rack The customer had recently gotten his seats done in Black leather with black gator inserts. I figured that we could keep the theme going Forgive me for the dirty camera, I didnt realise it until it was too late.

About as flush as it gets

Depends on what you deem expensive but it was still around 300 in materials. three sheets of birch (Including the platform), 6 yards of vinyl @ ~20/yd locally and ~20 in misc materials

Thanks. the build went pretty smooth for the most part, and he is really happy with the outcome.

with that power, I'd stick with what you have airspace wise, and tune it lower with a good size port.

Thanks. It took a little while to get it right, but we were both happy with the outcome.

Thats all I have. Pretty upset that the console blocks the lightning logo when its down. were going to have to replace it with one that leaves room to see the logo. Customer is happy, as am I.

they are being powered from a Memphis 2.5k much safer. Got some more work done with it, and got it installed. sounds pretty nice. heres some more pics.

All I got so far. What do you think?

The amp rack This was a pretty tough pull....

The customer is a fan of the Tampa Bay Lightning His name is DGAF from www.caraudio.com More to come soon.

Andrew, I am very disappointed in your take on this particular subject. I stated in my first post that all I (The designer that he criticized) was concerned with was the fact that my customer was happy. I even gave him an oppurtunity to conversate on the matter, but my questions were not answered. As since, I have left the subject alone, and have moved on. I'm unsure why some of the members here cannot do the same.