excelon72 Posted March 19, 2012 Report Share Posted March 19, 2012 Ok here goes. i have gutted the ENTIRE tc. i dont know how to move the "Huge car audio project" here so im simply going to continue it from stripping the inside onward in this forum. and that is my gutted tc. and this is the pile in the living room..the wife was NOT amused. as according to her i never told her i was doing this..... ok so i am waitin on the FAT MAT roll. here is the game plan #1- scrub all the exposed areas to insure adhesion #2- install 100' roll fo FAT MAT. #3- install 3 pieces of STINGER Carpet Pad #4-COMPLETELY rewire Audio System starting at the battery #5- Build custom amp rack for the trunk and cover it with carpet #6-Install STINGER OVERKILL in door panels and reinstall panels #7-reinstall carpet and center console after covering console with XPELL CF looking vinyl #8-reinstall all panels #9-reinstall system and new sub box from http://www.supercrewsound.com/ see it even has divets to hug the protrutions inside. it is a perfect snug fit with no gaps. #10- install awesome new FOCAL tweeters that allow me perfect tweeter imaging with no pillars or other purchases P.S. Here is the link showing the gutting of the car http://clubsciontc.com/fo...huge-audio-project-45798/ thank you thank you. and im gonna make some scion XB kick panels an offer they cant refuse with a dremel to get another set of speakers up front and this baby came today!!! this is my second piece of audiocontrol gear it will enable me to set a custom eq profile for up to 8 sources/profiles save them and select them from the cockpit..as well asan incredible good digital eq ok i promised an update and the weather finally held factory wire guides are huge and not suitable to go underneath fatmat AND carpet pad. so i bought a few hundred of these guys here is the passenger side with the fatmat installed. it is important to keep the factory wiring harnesses where they ran in case you need to have the vehicle serviced. i am using a thicker butyl based product on the transmission hump as carpet pad wont go there i am going to double layer stinger roadkill. will try and do some more tuesday morning. after reading a LOT of complaints on fat mat i did some more research and decided to let it air out for 2 weeks after that i let it heat up in the sun several times upon installing it the smell is all gone. it seems quit sticky as i did not use soap and water or solvent i used JUST rubbing alcohol. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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