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#4
Originally Posted by jimmbomb
AWSOME!!! lbitwiz does it agian!!! hey where can I get one of those sweet stereos that you got on your work bench?? LOL LOL Keep up the productivity!!! Looking good... jh
#5
Originally Posted by Malibu_Rapper
Very nice job!
Doesn't look like there is much volume to the box though. Have you measured it yet? Looks maybe around .3 - .5 cubic feet?
Doesn't look like there is much volume to the box though. Have you measured it yet? Looks maybe around .3 - .5 cubic feet?
#7
Hey lvbitwiz,
Looks like you beat me to the punch! That came out quite nicely. I am still trying to come up with a good method for securing the box. Are you thinking of securing it to the rear tie down hook (then velcro to keep it from laying over during a hard turn)?
Where did you get that speaker ring? Is it a 12" or 10"
Thanks!
Looks like you beat me to the punch! That came out quite nicely. I am still trying to come up with a good method for securing the box. Are you thinking of securing it to the rear tie down hook (then velcro to keep it from laying over during a hard turn)?
Where did you get that speaker ring? Is it a 12" or 10"
Thanks!
#8
Originally Posted by FlyinLow
Hey lvbitwiz,
Looks like you beat me to the punch! That came out quite nicely. I am still trying to come up with a good method for securing the box. Are you thinking of securing it to the rear tie down hook (then velcro to keep it from laying over during a hard turn)?
Where did you get that speaker ring? Is it a 12" or 10"
Thanks!
Looks like you beat me to the punch! That came out quite nicely. I am still trying to come up with a good method for securing the box. Are you thinking of securing it to the rear tie down hook (then velcro to keep it from laying over during a hard turn)?
Where did you get that speaker ring? Is it a 12" or 10"
Thanks!
#12
Hey lv,
I just came up with an idea for fastening your box down securely with minimal effort. The right rear tie down hook can be removed, leaving a very stout mounting point for the box. You could then measure where to drill out your box to line up with that hole, then bolt it in. That should be more secure than the cargo cover bracket...
Again, nice work!
CC
I just came up with an idea for fastening your box down securely with minimal effort. The right rear tie down hook can be removed, leaving a very stout mounting point for the box. You could then measure where to drill out your box to line up with that hole, then bolt it in. That should be more secure than the cargo cover bracket...
Again, nice work!
CC
#13
Dude if you could please tell me the step by step instructions on how that is done cause I got a grid drawn out for my spare tire well and thats the exact method I was looking for. Any info you can hit me with or a site link hit me at iphone1977@yahoo.com dude I'm so serious
#14
Originally Posted by el_jay77
Dude if you could please tell me the step by step instructions on how that is done cause I got a grid drawn out for my spare tire well and thats the exact method I was looking for. Any info you can hit me with or a site link hit me at iphone1977@yahoo.com dude I'm so serious
Highly recommend reading through some of the stuff there. Fiberglassing is NOT hard. I started fiberglassing with no tutorials when I was 15.
#15
Originally Posted by xseveredveganx
Originally Posted by el_jay77
Dude if you could please tell me the step by step instructions on how that is done cause I got a grid drawn out for my spare tire well and thats the exact method I was looking for. Any info you can hit me with or a site link hit me at iphone1977@yahoo.com dude I'm so serious
Highly recommend reading through some of the stuff there. Fiberglassing is NOT hard. I started fiberglassing with no tutorials when I was 15.
#20
Originally Posted by combatsteve
whats is that silver material in the second image? Looks almost like sound deadener or something?