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So the SRT needed a new headunit, just something with USB input and bluetooth. Factory headunit with factory 6 Disc CD Changer (The only thing I will loose is the changer, no big deal) Soldered and heat shrunk, then wrapped in tesa tape (along with the antenna which I didnt take picture of) It was absolutely pouring this night, just wanted to get something done. Better Daytime picture I also dropped one screw taking the console out, gave me an excuse to pull the seats out to find it. Still cant find it but the carpet is clean underneath now lol And this is from last night. Picked up the 1st gen to get some fab work done this week. Supposed to be beautiful weather wise so im taking full advantage.

the box is: 18.xx ft3 (ID) before displacement. The ports are 75" Each and iirc i think i they will be at least 15" long. The stacks are made of 1.25" MDF each so i am starting with 12 of them. Again, i am doing more bracing and NONE of what you see is glued, screwed or tattoo'd yet. It's all a house of cards about to fall over any second now. I will start gluing and shit as soon as i decide the direction i am going to go from here. I don't think i am doing an acrylic window this time. I just want it to be a really nice box that bangs. Perhaps i will sell it someday when i am through with it. Stay tuned!

i am not done with the stacked ports yet. They are made of 1.25" MDF and there will be 12 or more total on each side. The box is supposed to be tuned to about 32hz. I could easily tune it way lower but i don't want this box to miss out on some of the upper bass frequencies. Also, i am NOT DONE bracing this thing yet. I wanted to build the bulk of it and then decide from there what i was going to do to make it sturdy. It is already sturdy the way it sits but i will do more for sure. Stay tuned!

If all goes as planned I'll be graduating on May 12th!

I have some ideas. I have a box designed. We've been EXTREMELY busy lately. I barely had time after a long day of working today to toss some MDF on the CNC and cut out the first baffle. If all go's well, i will post more pics. I am not 100% sure the direction i am going so i want to wait until it starts to come together a little bit before i show more. I will be using 1" and also some 1 - 1/4" MDF.

Now here are some more pictures of the most recent addition: First owner either removed the SRT4 badge or it fell off, somewhat common from what I read. Blurry dash shot First car ive driven with one, definitely weird having a hole in the roof lol Filthy engine bay, only mod is the MSD ignition. Quite rare to see these unmolested, even back in '05 And after her first bath and quick clay bar Factory Kicker Livin Loud system. In the dash and doors as well!

Here are some photos of the recent collaboration we did with the legend Brandon Buck over at Audio Anarchy! This is a quarter wave T-Line tuned around 30hz that was specifically made to fit in the back of Devin's 1990 Jeep Cherokee that he just recently finished restoring! This T-Line blew everyone away at Skar Audio once we got it wired up! Its insanely loud, hits lows, and sounds great while playing any genre of music! The top of the enclosure has bed liner on it so items can be placed on top of it and they won't We would like to give a huge shoutout to Brandon once again for always supporting Skar Audio! If you are in need of an awesome enclosure make sure to give him a call!! Let the pics begin! Videos of this T-Line in action will be coming soon! Full specs: (2) Skar Audio EVL-65 D4's 6.5" Subwoofers (1) Skar Audio SK-M5001D Monoblock (4) Skar Audio TX525 5.25" Coaxial Speakers (1) Skar Audio SK-M4004D 4-Channel (1) Pioneer DEH-X7800BHS - Devin