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So, why did you seal it off, backwards? lol.

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He's talking about the opening when you fold the seats down, usually you would want the subs facing into the cabin if you're going to seal it off like that.

That being said a lot of people's definition of "music" is a clipped 30 hz sine wave with some 80 IQ knuckle head grunting about committing crimes and his genitals.

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For phenomenal Bass response duh....Na im jus kidding..........Well I have heard that when you fire the subs into the cabin with it sealed off it will play louder and sound better but in this situation I just prefer to see my subs when I pop my trunk. I've seen others with this done and it didn't sound to bad. Also its not an air tight seal. But most likely it will end up getting changed when I build a custom box for it. But for now it will do.

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Dude, the job you did in the trunk is pretty decent all things considered. I can tell you took your time with that, and it paid off for the most part. But what in the hell were you thinking with the interior speakers? Thats an absolute hack job. Pull that out and put some speakers on an amp in the stock locations, you would be pretty surprised what that can do for a sound system. It's like two different people installed the sub stage and the mid stage.

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Im here for the speaker gangbang?

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^ lol ........Today I wired about 60 percent of the amp rack. Its starting to look pretty good. I also tested the LED's in the rack and changed out the black split loom running from the second battery in the trunk. The blue split loom looks way better in my opinion. PICS

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Black split loom swapped out.

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100AMP Fuse block

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LED's and REMOTE turn on terminal

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You can see the LED strip running along the edge.

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22 GAUGE speaker wire for the LED's

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Terminal close up

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LED strip entry point.

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Keep wiring clean even if it's not seen

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Keep it clean

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Overview

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Lets test these LED's

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Not to bad

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When the rack is all finished I will be adding a wire mesh cover to give the rack a finished look.

Expect another update tomorrow. Stay tuned

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