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well i spend more time in other peoples cars then my own. either under the hood or in the back. so my car always comes 2nd at best. more like never. so i finally set out to finish it all up. so this build is about a year in the making but nothing extreme just never the time.

specs are simple

panisonic headunit

zapco ag150 for my components

zapco ag200 for my sub

blaupunkt 6.5" components

jl w6 10

4ga sosche amp kit

vented box tuned 30hz

fiberglass door pods

i will post pics as i get time to upload.

NEUMAN

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100% stock

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marking where to cut

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panel cut

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the dominos nerd never looked so smart

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since i have non-power windows and had to cover the stock speaker hole i couldn't get the materials to thick.

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both pods ready for resin. my tweeters are up on the dash.

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NEUMAN

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passenger pod finished and i cut it to breath into the door

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passenger side completed

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you can see here where my window roller conflicts a little but it all clears and operates perfect

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finished up cabin shot.

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trunk floor is up next.

NEUMAN

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thanks its just a simple wide angle lens that casts a nice fish eye when not zoomed out.

where my amps where mounted for way to long!

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everything out and ready

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no better template then the stock carpet!

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75% of the floor cut out

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floor cut and mapping out the amp rack location

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NEUMAN

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what are these for? keep looking down.

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pencil marks are at 1/4".

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so i spaced the mdf strips in 1/4" to allow my flush cover to rest on them.

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closer up picture

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bottom picture of just the top layer of spacers

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two 3/4" plus the 1/2" osb make it the perfect depth for my amps to be flush. the misc scrap peices are to space the floor up the 1/2" i need to run all the wiring under it with out rubbing anything.

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little grinding i had to do to make it clear the spare tire well since i wanted it all centered.

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NEUMAN

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amp rack all done on the floor.

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amps retest fitted

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carpet almost done

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amp rack carpet cut out but not finished

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i used my soon to be flush mount peice as a way of pushing the carpet down tight. little blue tape helps avoid snagging.

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floor carpet finished

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NEUMAN

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flush mount frame

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amps in and wired up

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floor finished! had to remove all the rear interior panels to get it to slip in place.

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yeah i use RE's site!

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just over a half sheet of mdf. it'll get the job done.

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NEUMAN

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