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A little carpet for the visible areas making an accessory harness for remote wires, volt meters, and a few extra wires that go front to back just in case. Fuse holder decided to break when I was undoing the setscrew Fuse holders remounted. yes, the wires are a mess.. I need busbars bad, but that wont happen until I have to tear it all out to put 3 more d3100s back there, and also swap the rca's from front to rear with some SMD cables. Theres 18 1/0 power wires front to back connected on these 5 batteries, plus another 16 1/0 cables that run to the amps, then the 8 1/0 jumper cables from battery to battery. RF T30K 360.2 software Wow, couldnt of cut the clearance any closer...

Figure I do the easy update.. All 4 4500s are in...

If I backed it into my garage to get out of the rain I could have it playing in not long at all, but Im sore from all the crap I did today. Amps just need to be tuned, and have woofers hooked to them.

That doesn't make it SQ, that makes it sound good to him. Those 2 are very different things. SQ has a specific definition in car audio. So the question becomes: Is the OP looking for actual SQ or just what would sound good to the OP?

Two things here, first, dynamic is burst power. Many amps can do WELL over their RMS ratings for a burst. Second, good luck keeping voltage at 13.7V wired at half ohm in the real world in a vehicle hooked up to subwoofers in an enclosure. The amp is STOUT, but buying it to expect 8K Daily would be a foolish decision.

You're kidding right.

Had one of those fuse holders snap on me, same thing. Just got the wire tightened up, went to bend the wire a little and the damn thing popped off. It was the last one being mounted too. Really pissed me off. Looks awesome by the way!

Let me know if you need a minion for a day, I can make the drive over on a day I'm off. I'll probably learn a thing or 40 lol.

you must have smoked something you shouldn't have.. wrong thread to use that pun Brian.. when you move to cali let me know so you can build my box for me

Oh my god this looks like it will be deadly.

I love looking at your work! Top notch!

Little more progress.. Welded the little strip on the bottom to give the amp rack a ledge to set the amps on so they dont slide off before they get bolted. welds are starting to look a tad better, but much more prat ice is needed for sure! The hinge idea I came up with. Using a grade 8 bolt so it should be plenty strong and welded the nut to the amp rack itself. Should give me minimal /limited room to get under the amps for whatever reason if needed. Hung the rack from a JL audio basket with a giant ziptie And a couple coats of paint Sold an alt to my friend and needed a harness to get the dummy light to turn off on the dash, Singer was the first to reply and reasonably priced ftw amps laid out on the rack to mark the holes to drill them for bolts Also drilled the holes in the angle iron which will be secured to the back of the wall with lag bolts Hinges bolted on Also pulled the batteries out the back for the time being

So I bought a welder the other day, and went to use it last night and the feed wheel didnt spin. So I returned it last night which is where I left off after cutting the angle iron. Today I decided to try welding, this time the feed wheel works. I need a bottle and some gas on it, but Im going without for now. Not a pro at welding by any means, and all I ever did was a little bit of welding with a stick welder. I got a big learning curve ahead of me. After all people took classes for this and have many years experience. So here is my first weld... LOL and amazingly it stays together! haha grinding it all smooth test fitting more test fitting some added corner supports to stiffing it up a little I need to get a little more steel, I want to run a lip or a small raised edge along the bottom so the amps will not slide off when i set them on there before I get to put the bolts through to securely hold them.