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I finally finished my dual amp install+speaker replacment and I said I would take pics of it so here they are. I have a total of 30something pics which I will add soon, or make an install guide or something but heres a few of the finished product.


Infinity Perfect 12 VQ woofers wired parallel


MTX 421D Amplifier


Rear speakers TS-D1702R


Jensen power 760 amp mounted on MDF, mounted to rear seat frame.

All in all good install, busted a few plastic panel poppers while replacing the rear deck with the D1702R's All I need to do is set the gain for the sub amp when I get the chance and thats it!

Lemme know what you guys think. Suggestions are welcome!

 
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Looks good!

I can see you made a new truck panel too!

 
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very nice. good work.

 
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Very clean install, how much did the trunk MDF cost total? (including carpeting)

 
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It's cheap, all you need is a sheet of MDF, some cheap carpet and a couple hinges. I don't remember what it cost me, but it wasn't much at all.

 
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I plan to do it, but last I checked, 3/4" MDF was like about $40 at home depot :X
And carpet is expensive too

 
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Yup an MDF trunkbed will put the stock trunkbed to shame!

I got the subs,box,and mono amp given to me free so I basically added on. You can tell the amp has been used(terminal screws and missing rubber screw mount)

Kenny I used 1/2" I can't remember the Lenght, thats all they had but there was plenty left over and seems to do just as well as 3/4"

29.99 Carpet @ crutchfield
~27.99 1/2" MDF at the nearest home depot
~3.00 walmart standard hinges
10.00 3M adhesive spray

I took out some ground slack in the pics and grounded it to a bolt on the frame behind the seatbelt cushions after sanding it down to bare metal. I thought I heard alternator whine earlier today, Im gonna check that soon.

 
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Agreed... that looks suspiciously similar to a DIY I wrote up a while back (in my sig.) Glad to see other people doing it, too.

Nice install

 
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Yup, great DIY by the way diskreet. I had no problems making the trunk. I even touched it up with a router, I wanted to redo the side carpet as well, But it was molded into shape, too cumbersome in my opinion!

 
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Love the install, I did the same trunk floor replacement but wow that is a tight fit! Cant wait to see more pics, especially how you routed the wiring from the front to the back.

Good install, very clean

 
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Same reason I didn't do it.

Good job. Enjoy!

 
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Indeed a tight fit. I have maybe half of a fingernails worth of clearance between the sub box and the rear deck speakers. If I ever need to get the subs out I will have to zig zag so the port covers on top of the box so they dont get caught on the magnet<<<Good theft deterrent.

I'll try to add more pics on Friday. Class has started again and I this is the 1st semester im taking all upper division accounting classes

 
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the trunk MDF is worth it! carpet is cheap:
http://www.parts-express.com/pe/show...number=260-767