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Spoke to Tim at Audiotitstics earlier today, should be going to see him late this week or sometime next week. Inside is a lot smoother than it was, i'll work on it some more tomorrow.

Don't forget I still got that piece of mdf here. And if you end up needeing any help lemme know.

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Spoke to Tim at Audiotitstics earlier today, should be going to see him late this week or sometime next week. Inside is a lot smoother than it was, i'll work on it some more tomorrow.

Don't forget I still got that piece of mdf here. And if you end up needeing any help lemme know.

Thanks man, will do. I'll see what he has in mind first. May have him do the baffle while i'm there for the trim. Maybe he can figure out those angles on the port cutout LOL. Nobody else seems to know.

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Spoke to Tim at Audiotitstics earlier today, should be going to see him late this week or sometime next week. Inside is a lot smoother than it was, i'll work on it some more tomorrow.

Don't forget I still got that piece of mdf here. And if you end up needeing any help lemme know.

Thanks man, will do. I'll see what he has in mind first. May have him do the baffle while i'm there for the trim. Maybe he can figure out those angles on the port cutout LOL. Nobody else seems to know.

I was actually thinking about that today, the plunge cuts that is, and I think I'm gonna go try something on my shopsmith tomorrow to test it out. I'll let you know how it works out. Did you ever get a chance to test your circular saw with that other method?

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I haven't dude, busy with schoolwork. I have an idea it will work, but the meet point of the horizontal and vertical cuts is a problem. Unless wood filler is used after the fact. Its a dilemma for sure.

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I think i've done about as well as can be done sanding by hand. All the rough fiberglass edges are knocked down, I really smoothed the back corner of the port, and put a little round on the inner port lip. When the second baffle goes on, I want to round the port opening nicely with a router. So now, I'm waiting for Tim to get back from a trip, and get this sealed up.

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Drove down to vacuum out the car and the clutch is slipping, just a little right now, but it will only get worse. Also noticed that the rear end is squeaking since the subs are out. I have no choice but to tear it out. It was fun and had some potential, but I can't afford to be replacing the clutch and suspension components just to have a wall. So I will be having a big sale. Stay tuned.

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FUCK.

i wanted to see whos the damn true beast.. you or mario with the wall.

oh well. for the greater good ken..

09 Civic EX

KDC-X395

(2) SKAR Audio VVX-12

Skar Audio SK-1500.1

4 cu ft @32 (new box and more port soon)

Firing Forward not sealed off

Stock 80 Amp Alt

Big 3 In 1/0 Knu

2 Runs To The Back 1 Pos 1 Neg In 1/0 Knu

DD-1'd 13.8v drop

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out of all the walls and weight i added to cars your telling me that a FORD mustang is the only one of the bunch that can't take it wow

Have you ever had your woofers blown?

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What! No more wall?

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2000 Subaru outback 2.5l

Head Unit: Pioneer deh 4300ub

front stage: tbd

subwoofer: Stock Fi Q 18"

amp: Audio que 1200d

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