Be careful of the high settings on the springs. Several have been known to break. You don't want that to happen while opening the trunk.

post them up


I know bill My dad has the J tool for the bars had he had a Hell of a time getting the one side changed.......I think i will leave both bars on notch 2 for now, seems safer that was since the one side was set like that from the factory

Ahh looks really good like music to my ears! :lol:

Pat, it'll help quite a bit in stress-relief if you lightly lube everywhere those bars touch anything. Helps distribute the stress points.

yup already did that.....

Looks really nice and professional. Did those baffles in the doors give you any extra bass?

FIrst of all.....your install looks GREAT!
I can appreciate the time and effort it takes!!!!


I can also tell you first hand!

Strong winds can be dangerous to your body configurement.
You can become the headless horseman in no time!
Some of you might remember when I did the GP up.

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Wow great job Pat. that looks fn sweet 8)

thanks guys I just remembered that there is no pics of where the Capacitor Sits, and I made rear speaker baffles too.... will post maybe tonight

Pat looks good, need to get some/a sub, come one just one 8 or 10 :lol:
Hey like your front speaker baffles, what did you use and how did you attach them to the speaker?

Watch that trunk lid, mine dosent have an amp on it but 2 layers of the mat and little bondo and plexi mirror. that sucker is heavy and has nailled my spine more than once in the slightest of breeze. All stereo shows try to park down hill.

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old pic, corners aren't cleared yet.