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Vehicle 1999 Pontiac Grand Prix

Electrical = Big 3, 2 runs of kicker 1/0, 1 stock battery up front and 1 Deka Intimidator 9A31 in the trunk. Possibly HO alternator.

Head unit = Pioneer DEH - P880PRS using active. Using KnuKoncepts Krystal RCAs (need to purchase cables)

Tweeters and amp = SEAS Prestige 27TFFNC/G powered by a USAcoustics 2200F (need to purchase tweeters)

Mids and amp = Mach 5 Audio MLI-65 powered by a USAcoustics 2300F

Subwoofers and amp = 2 Incriminator Audio Flatlyne 12's each in their own 1.2ft^3 box powered by a Sundown Audio Prototype amp

Raammat Sound Deadening (still need to purchase)

Electrical is done

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Head unit is in.

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Box just about done just need to carpet, router edges, and cut holes.

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Box all done with carpet.

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Test fitting wood for a false floor.

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False floor carpeted and done.

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Testing Box fitment.

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Tidying up wires a bit.

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Subs are in and hooked up working. Just need to adjust settings.

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Damn looks good man.

How are you liking those flatlynes?

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Damn looks good man.

How are you liking those flatlynes?

Thanks.

I just got them in today. I only got to listen to them for like 15mins and still need to tune it.

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Looking Good!! I am looking into the SEAS tweeters for my truck.

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Thanks guys. I have heard a couple people (who's opinions are respected) that run them with the Mach5's and speak well of the combo.

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Went on a little spending spree the last couple days, these are just the things directly pertaining to the install. Also got Loudspeaker Design Cookbook, t-shirt, and a digital caliper.

I got nearly everything, just need to get deadening yet.

100Ft 14/2 covered speaker wire.

3 Knu Krystal RCAs

2 40A fuses & 2 60A fuses

2 Seas 27tffnc/g tweeters with mounts

Streetwires fused distribution block

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I have those same RCA's and tweets.:)

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I wanna see more pics of this amp and the specs.

What amp?

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These are all the amp I will use at the moment.

From the top 2200f, 2300f, prototype.

Rated 200X2, 300X2, 1400X1.

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This weekend.

Got the door panels off, heres what I have to work with.

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Made a template for the mount started cutting the mount when the jigsaw I was using attacked me. Seems the fan broke on the inside and one of the fan blades shot at me.

didn't go any farther then the shirt though.

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Test fitting clearances.

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Trimming up door panel to allow for clearance.

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All done.

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Got all wiring done and amps installed. Still need to make temporary mounts for tweeters to play with positions, then final mounts, and to tune it. Still need to order deadening also.

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Looks nice, Bromo. It's been a long time coming! :)

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Progress is looking good. :fing34:

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After looking at some build logs I saw someone using a PVC cap as a tweeter mount. I've decided to take the idea as I dont want to take the time and money to do the fiberglass I was originally thinking of. So I went to the hardware store picked up the supplies, and after $5 and 10min I had this.

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Still need to hit them with some paint and then mount them.

With a tweeter mounted in one.

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Painted and installed.

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Got to do a little bit of tuning with the time alignment, and wow themusic has so much more depth it is like it is three dimensional.

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That is a cool mounting idea. Looks good!!

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Cool idea on the pvc! Install on the tweets looks great!

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Thanks guys, I can't take credit for it though as I pulled it from a build log on another forum. I need to figure a way to tighten up the passenger side though as I drilled the hole a little big and it keeps tilting down. I put a nut on it but cant get it tight enough, was thinking about trying to hit it with some hot glue.

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Thanks guys, I can't take credit for it though as I pulled it from a build log on another forum. I need to figure a way to tighten up the passenger side though as I drilled the hole a little big and it keeps tilting down. I put a nut on it but cant get it tight enough, was thinking about trying to hit it with some hot glue.

Maybe you could try a rubber oring.

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That could work in conjunction with the nut that is on it, but the nut adds some depth to it and it is hitting the a pillar and pushing out the panel a little bit. If I could find a different nut that might work, hmm might be time to stroll around the hardware store. Thanks.:fing34:

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That could work in conjunction with the nut that is on it, but the nut adds some depth to it and it is hitting the a pillar and pushing out the panel a little bit. If I could find a different nut that might work, hmm might be time to stroll around the hardware store. Thanks.:fing34:

You could take the nut to a belt sander and make it thinner, to keep it from hitting the pillar.

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Painted and installed.

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Got to do a little bit of tuning with the time alignment, and wow themusic has so much more depth it is like it is three dimensional.

pretty cool

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