My Install So Far...
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looks sweet! haha can you build me a box? haha! how are you holding the box from sliding? my screws just came out today and now its sliding all sorts of everywhere. damn q-logic box!
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I certainly could, I was actually gonna say if anyone wants a box built I was considering doing them up.
The box doesn't move at all, even under the loudest of sounds, or heaviest of driving, because it'* built to fit exactly in the that little area in the back of the trunk it holds itself in without any mounting at all.
Now of course if you used different woofers the dimensions would have to change to accomodate the required volume for the praticular woofer, but the depth could be the only dimension that'* altered, so it would still fit as tightly.
The box doesn't move at all, even under the loudest of sounds, or heaviest of driving, because it'* built to fit exactly in the that little area in the back of the trunk it holds itself in without any mounting at all.
Now of course if you used different woofers the dimensions would have to change to accomodate the required volume for the praticular woofer, but the depth could be the only dimension that'* altered, so it would still fit as tightly.
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I just put up a site of pics of the whole install at www.bradgoldring.com/system
Some of the pics at the beginning are of a friend'* car we did, VERY cheapily..... VERY....
All components were replaced, and we but the dual 12s for about $250 CDN (185US). And ya know what, for that price it sounded damn fine.
Some of the pics at the beginning are of a friend'* car we did, VERY cheapily..... VERY....
All components were replaced, and we but the dual 12s for about $250 CDN (185US). And ya know what, for that price it sounded damn fine.
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Originally Posted by Roadrash187
For the neon. All you have to do is take the positive wire from the neon tap it into you remote turn on, and ground the other wire. So every time the amp turns on the neon will turn on. Best bet would be to hook up a seperate switch. This way the neon isnt on during the day when you really cant notice it.
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