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Hi guys,

Forum noob from the uk.

Just thought id show you my current "in progress" stealth build in my ford fiesta.

Its nothing extravagent to say the least but is doing its job at the minute.

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Amps are under the seats.

Old build,

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Then went to this with a shallow mount

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Decided i needed more so i have bought another shallow mount ready to fit both into the floor.

In the meantime im using this -

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Tuned to 34hz.

The future plans are -

Finnish twin shallow mount build,

Big 3 upgrade,

Build another decware wickedone for the 2 matching swr-1022d's i have for shows etc.

Comments & critisism welcome.

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What speaker is that in your door? Looks like a Type R but it has a "G" instead.

 

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What speaker is that in your door? Looks like a Type R but it has a "G" instead.

They are spg17c2's bud. Coax's front & rear.

Theyre not a bad speaker tbh. Nor quite as refined as type r's but give type s's a run for their money albiet slightly lower rms handling.

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Cheers bud :)

Heres some piccies of some previous builds -

Nissan navara/frontier

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It also had type r comps in the front & coax's in the rear in stock locations.

Amps were alpine mrp-m850 & mrp f640(iirc)

Vauxhall astravan (budget build)

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Considering they were sony's and one of the pentagon amps it sounded pretty good.

Ford escort van/ decware wicked one cabinet.

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The decware was fitted with 2 swr-1022d's on the m850. Wired into a 2 ohm load giving a claimed 850watts.

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