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Mitsu Crew Cab - 4th Order Wall, Kiwi Style


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that is awesome, and genius with the "window", that is truly sick

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24Runner Build Log: http://www.stevemeadedesigns.com/board/topic/196657-24runner-sleeper-system-lots-of-fi-neo-dd-focal-new-video-w-juicebox-lithium/

2 x 12" Fi BTL N2 / 2 x 12" Fi BTL N3

2 DD M3b

Maxwell 2.7V 3000F Supercapacitors

Pioneer DEH-80prs

Focal P165 V30 components

Rockford Fosgate T-400.4

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Thanks guys. Still got a long ass way to go, but having fun and learning a lot!

That is rad as hell......

I want a crew cab mini !!!!!!!

Lol, I get that a lot on the American sites! They're common as hell down here - Toyota, Nissan and Mazda all do crew cabs. You still pay good money for the 'yotas, but everything else is reasonably cheap.

Man... id kill for a CREW CAB mini......they are non exsistant here.......... im dreaming of a 6th order already....

I wish you luck with your build...

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Man... id kill for a CREW CAB mini......they are non exsistant here.......... im dreaming of a 6th order already....

Lol, I get that a lot on the American sites! They're common as hell down here - Toyota, Nissan and Mazda all do crew cabs. You still pay good money for the 'yotas, but everything else is reasonably cheap.

I wish you luck with your build...

Thanks man, I appreciate it. I think Mexico got D21 Hardbodies in the crewcab option? Not sure what the importing laws are around that, but could be worth looking in to?

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As the saying goes - you need power to make power, so next up is the electrical system. As I mentioned, audio gear here is crazy expensive - I'm looking at $600NZD for a 170a Mechman, which just isn't in the budget for the time being, so I had to think outside of the box. The stock alternator puts out a whopping 45amps which is barely enough to support a head unit, let alone a 3000w+ stereo system, so I sourced a 120amp alt off a late model Mitsubishi sedan. The mounting tabs were different to the stock alt, so had to get creative with the mill.

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Stock on the left, 120a alt on the right.

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All done

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Well I spend 10 hours over Easter Sunday on this heap and still feels like I didn't get a lot done. All the little shit that you don't really see takes so damn long!

Any way, both baffles are now glued in - bottom one is 30mm and the top is 18mm. Combined with the bracing and right angle steel, this thing is solid as fuck!

Spent a bit of time filling some of the pocket holes with reinforced filler as some of them poked out from under the recessed baffle.

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I've used 5mm threaded inserts so I can bolt the subs in rather than just screwing them in to the wood (this alone took over an hour - 32 pilot holes follwed by 32 6.5mm holes and then screwing in 32 inserts....glad I'm not doing that again!). Will make servicing/changing out subs much easier though.

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