DB DON'S Blazer (the pictures)

[AMI CUSTOMS]

In this next picture you can see how I used the dash to help form the door panel. You see that I protected the dash from resin and then wrapped the door panel in cloth and applied resin.

I used a 1/8" material again over the dash where it contacted the cloth to give me a small gap between the door and dash and then protected the dash from resin with duct tape. Put the door panel on the door in its final position then closed the door so it would harden and create that seamless transition with the dash.

This picture you can see the panel is actually quite thin for what it is and does not stick out too far. There is also approx .8 cubic feet of space per door. That gives me lots of room to reinforce inside and tweak the enclosure to match the other door and rest of the system.

This last picture you see the door getting some outside reinforcement because you can never get the inside perfect with such small spaces.

This alone has given me so many ideas for my sierra, thanks so much for sharing, great job.

[nCOMP1337]

looks great as usual

though don i wonder, ive seen you talk ab out that chris christensen? (i think) crazy build before, is there a build log of that or is it something thats top secret, lol

[AMI CUSTOMS]

How did you attach that door enclosure to the actual door? Just bolt it to it?

[dwright27]

How did you attach that door enclosure to the actual door? Just bolt it to it?

The first and second pic shows the screw in the "frame" which I believe holds it to the door.

[Ownin]

Amazing!

[dB Don]

How did you attach that door enclosure to the actual door? Just bolt it to it?

The pictures don't show the way that I mount it completely but the frame and underneath the mids would be the best place to put bolts or counter sink bolts. You never want to make the door panel permanent because if you need to service the inside of the door you need to get the panel off. Thats why you would turtle wax the duct tap/steel on the door before you lay your first layer of mat.

Since the back of the resin would be a perfect fit for the contours of the door, you must put a very fine layer of material on the door so it does not resonate and make annoying noise. You don't want to see steel to hardened resin contact.

[dB Don]

looks great as usual

though don i wonder, ive seen you talk ab out that chris christensen? (i think) crazy build before, is there a build log of that or is it something thats top secret, lol

No its not top secret but he should share it with you guys. I have been teaching him the old ways of car audio and how to make a proper loud daily driver and so far he has done REALLY well.

Here is a couple pictures from Corey's build. These are not of my Blazer. I will try to get him to start a build log for you guys!

Here is a picture of Corey's wall with out the loading baffles. Ya its only twelve 15's.

This is him finding the peak in the mid enclosures I built for him.

[Guest grim83]

looks great as usual

though don i wonder, ive seen you talk ab out that chris christensen? (i think) crazy build before, is there a build log of that or is it something thats top secret, lol

No its not top secret but he should share it with you guys. I have been teaching him the old ways of car audio and how to make a proper loud daily driver and so far he has done REALLY well.

Here is a couple pictures from Corey's build. These are not of my Blazer. I will try to get him to start a build log for you guys!

Here is a picture of Corey's wall with out the loading baffles. Ya its only twelve 15's.

This is him finding the peak in the mid enclosures I built for him.

she is a beauty don and i think i know what subs are going in all those holes Also tell corey if he doesnt have time i would be willing to do another build log for him

[Ownin]

I love that dash!

[nCOMP1337]

thanks for the pics don, that does look nice