my system install (pictures fixed)
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EDIT: pictures should work now, i guess you cant link webshots
This is my first post in a really long time... anyway around Christmas I bought an Audiobahn A1300HTC amp, 2 10'' Alpine Type-R's, Alpine CDA-9825, and an Audiobahn digital cap. I’ve been working on installing everything when ever I get a chance to go home (im at unh right now). Anyway, here is what I've done so far
sorry... I didn’t have the camera when I built the boxes for the subs
More of the wrinkles in the corner came out after it warmed up a little
New deck and bass boost
The last thing I need to finish is the sides of the trunk, I’ve put down 2 layers of fiberglass, but it was cold so it took forever to dry. After I add a few more layers and smooth it out, im going to cover it in the same black vinyl as everything else.
let me know what you think, ill post more pics after I get the sides done, and put the nitrous bottle back in
This is my first post in a really long time... anyway around Christmas I bought an Audiobahn A1300HTC amp, 2 10'' Alpine Type-R's, Alpine CDA-9825, and an Audiobahn digital cap. I’ve been working on installing everything when ever I get a chance to go home (im at unh right now). Anyway, here is what I've done so far
sorry... I didn’t have the camera when I built the boxes for the subs
More of the wrinkles in the corner came out after it warmed up a little
New deck and bass boost
The last thing I need to finish is the sides of the trunk, I’ve put down 2 layers of fiberglass, but it was cold so it took forever to dry. After I add a few more layers and smooth it out, im going to cover it in the same black vinyl as everything else.
let me know what you think, ill post more pics after I get the sides done, and put the nitrous bottle back in
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better than red X's, anyways....
better than red X's, anyways....
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Originally Posted by dru106
Nice!!! But why Audiobahn amp??
i like the set up, mostly what you've done with the amp. how do those subs hit with that AB amp?
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Rep Power: 286 Nice job on the amp. Neon looks good. Personally, I'd have gone with straight flat sides instead of glassing the trunk sides. Those might not vinyl that well. I'll try to show you what I mean. Meanwhile, you do have to fix those wrinkles even if it means re-vinyling. Did you use a little heat when you stretching the vinyl?
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Originally Posted by jttegx
the high current amps audiobahn makes arent that bad. they could cost few bills tho.
i like the set up, mostly what you've done with the amp. how do those subs hit with that AB amp?
i like the set up, mostly what you've done with the amp. how do those subs hit with that AB amp?
Originally Posted by MYK1013
you did all that by yourself ?
Originally Posted by J187
Nice job on the amp. Neon looks good. Personally, I'd have gone with straight flat sides instead of glassing the trunk sides. Those might not vinyl that well. I'll try to show you what I mean. Meanwhile, you do have to fix those wrinkles even if it means re-vinyling. Did you use a little heat when you stretching the vinyl?
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Originally Posted by chicohonda02
setup looks clean by the way. nice work man.
What type of gauges are those in your A pillar?
What type of gauges are those in your A pillar?
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Originally Posted by mp3allday
Quick question was this a really difficult install because i have been wanting to do something similar
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Rep Power: 0 nice, one of the things i plann on doing in the future when i have time. i thought about doing a floating amp design was seen on the old season of pimp my ride...
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Rep Power: 0 home depot rules!! haha i work there. yeah we sell plexy glass. nice setup mad props for doing that yourself.. thats too much patience for me, i'd get it done at a audio place.. though i would be skeptical of the quality of work a audio shop would do rather than myself
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