Subaru Outback REBUILD! Fi Sp4's + AB 750.1

[Nikitaaa]

SKIP TO PG. 7 FOR THE REBUILD

Alright you guys, I guess I should finally get around to uploading some pictures of at least one of my builds.

My equipment is as follows-

(2) 15" Sundown Zv3 D1's

Crunch gp3000d PRO

MB Quart 125.4

Alpine CDA-105 Headunit

Alpine Type-R Coaxials

Alpine Type-R Tweaters

Hushmat Deadner

Stinger SPV44

Kenetic HC1800

Here is the whip

Also, I don't have pictures middle widows are matching with the back ones now and are just as dark!

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I'm not going to bore you guys with the details of all my previous builds, except with the only one that is relevant. Before the start of my wall, I had my Z's in a ported box behind my back seats. It's time for them to get a new home!!

Everything is better in pairs!

Look at dat big bottom

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Alright, next up is the amps.

Before anyone uneducated tries to call me out on rolling with a Crunch amp, go look at countless clamp results. They are very solid and have an identical board to a AB VFL 200.1.. To sum it up, I LOVE THIS AMP!

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Here are some pictures of the welding wire I used. keep in mind this isn't the only type of 0/1 in my Suby but it is what the main run is composed of.

I also used Hushmat and spray foam to deaden my roof. It is pretty solid.

And here is a random picture of my huge ass trophy I won in finals

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Now lets gets started with the actual wall build..

Go easy on me guys, it's my first time doing something like this and was a MAJOR learning experience.

I started with removing my seats. Being the lazy newb that I am, I had a bunch of messy wire under there that I have always been too lazy to clean.

Before-

After-

Now that the wiring is all cleaned up I can fully remove the seats.

Here they are in-

Here they are out-

(Excuse my cut into door panels, they are the start of a fiberglass project.)

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This is the wood after me and my buddy Eric cut it on his table saw. Big props to that guy, couldn't have done it without him.

They way I planned this build, I wanted the box to be removable, but I was off on my dimensions by just a tad so I had to build the wall inside the vehicle.

This is the start of the actual box build. I built a false floor with 2x4's, but that ended up being to tall so I used the bottom of the enclosure as the floor.

Baffle and side of the box added.. It's actually starting to look like something now..

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And here is a little teaser.

I designed this box to have a removable port so here it is.. I eventually paint it black as you'll see.

Here is the port inside the box along with mounted subwoofers and threaded rod bracing.

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After the box was finished, I had to build beauty panels and seal off the wall. To do this, I used spray foam/saran wrap, pillows (lol), and gorilla tape.. I don't have many pictures of that though unfortunately because my the only time I can work on my build is usually when it's dark and my phone makes a fantastic flashlight,

Here is the black carpet I put around the entire box. I did this because the windows of my car are not tinted, and the black fabric on the box makes it hard to see through the window because all you see is darkness.

Yes it is a bit messy, but i'm not to concerned about that at the moment

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And here is the loading wall, I was in a rush to finish it before the 25th because I have a show to attended. Afterwards, I will do some beauty work to get this from being functional to pretty

and a cool looking picture to show how darn my cabin is now

THATS ALL FOR TODAY I will update this when I have everything cleaned up and looking good! Thanks for looking guys..

[SMZ2]

Looks good man. Good job on the 4th order build! Vids?