Updated 3/20/15, Fanaticz shows his Hoe some love finally... Spring is here back to work!

[Borris The Blade]

Wall looks good and strong as hell. Might have to make a drive to hear this when your done.

[SoCaLBaMF]

Subwoooooooooooooofers.

[ToNasty]

shoot me a pm, i have some questions for you that pretty much only you can answer

[Krakin]

You got a PayPal

[audiofanaticz]

Front battery Toolmaker terminals from CJ18

A whole lot of 2.5 by .75 inch mdf strips to add more strength to the rear wall.

Once these are in place brings the rear wall up to 4inches thick.

Still need to put another 3/4 inch sheet over these yet, and at least 2 more layers in the back which should make it 6.25 inches thick, may go for 7inches, gotta be sure to leave room for batteries however.

Edited August 12, 2014 by Audiofanaticz

[audiofanaticz]

I did these in sections because they where getting very heavy, and working by yourself there is no way to do it as 1 full piece.

I think it was almost 2 full sheets of 97inch by 49inch 3/4 inch MDF that I ripped down into strips to get an idea on their weight.

This picture shows current sag going on with whats currently in the vehicle for wood alone.

This picture shows about how much more it will drop once batteries, woofers, amps, baffles all get added..

Just sanding all the excessive glue off the strips

New tan carpeting!!

A dusty me!

Sanding on rear wall looking ok and ready for the next layer

Its raining again so that means break time...

[_paralyzed_]

Damn. That is a solid box.

[corona_jeff]

Best idea I have seem stacking wood. I hate watching people stack weak ass 2x4s. This was is strong, and a good way to get rid of scrap wood in the process

[MrBigs63']

I can sadly only see like half of the pictures on the first page and then no more.

[audiofanaticz]

I can sadly only see like half of the pictures on the first page and then no more.

Imageshack is slow, and if your internet is slow, its going to take a bit.

I got sick of paying for Photobucket premium when it cant support a cell phone cameras native resolution and your album takes forever to load.

The only downfall about Imageshack is it takes a minute to load pictures when you got 159ish photos in one build log at 3+ MB in size each.