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10-26-2007, 09:23 PM
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I've installed a Kinetik HC1800 under my passenger seat. There's a sensor or something in the front of the seat that hangs down. I'll need to fab up a new bracket so the seat can still slide all the way back.
The hump helps keep the battery in place! Lol!
I do agree, though, the hump would block output and what not. Maybe something that takes place of the stock foam tray in the rear above the spare tire...
The hump helps keep the battery in place! Lol!
I do agree, though, the hump would block output and what not. Maybe something that takes place of the stock foam tray in the rear above the spare tire...
10-26-2007, 09:31 PM
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Originally Posted by xseveredveganx
I've installed a Kinetik HC1800 under my passenger seat. There's a sensor or something in the front of the seat that hangs down. I'll need to fab up a new bracket so the seat can still slide all the way back.
The hump helps keep the battery in place! Lol!
I do agree, though, the hump would block output and what not. Maybe something that takes place of the stock foam tray in the rear above the spare tire...
The hump helps keep the battery in place! Lol!
I do agree, though, the hump would block output and what not. Maybe something that takes place of the stock foam tray in the rear above the spare tire...
Now if only I could get a good drawing of that ;)
10-26-2007, 10:21 PM
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A drawing on like sketch-up, autocad, or just a drawing in general?
Posterboard is your friend!!! Get your hands dirty and press all along the outside of the posterboard. I've used this method quite a bit to reinforce frames.
Posterboard is your friend!!! Get your hands dirty and press all along the outside of the posterboard. I've used this method quite a bit to reinforce frames.
10-26-2007, 10:42 PM
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Originally Posted by xseveredveganx
I've installed a Kinetik HC1800 under my passenger seat. There's a sensor or something in the front of the seat that hangs down. I'll need to fab up a new bracket so the seat can still slide all the way back.
The hump helps keep the battery in place! Lol!
I do agree, though, the hump would block output and what not. Maybe something that takes place of the stock foam tray in the rear above the spare tire...
The hump helps keep the battery in place! Lol!
I do agree, though, the hump would block output and what not. Maybe something that takes place of the stock foam tray in the rear above the spare tire...
What about making an enclosure like the OEM Bazooka one? Off to the side, doesn't give up a lot of space and should give you enough room to work with.
10-26-2007, 11:00 PM
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10-26-2007, 11:03 PM
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Originally Posted by uberspeed
This might help: https://www.scionlife.com/forums/vie...hlight=bazooka
10-26-2007, 11:14 PM
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Originally Posted by xseveredveganx
A drawing on like sketch-up, autocad, or just a drawing in general?
Posterboard is your friend!!! Get your hands dirty and press all along the outside of the posterboard. I've used this method quite a bit to reinforce frames.
Posterboard is your friend!!! Get your hands dirty and press all along the outside of the posterboard. I've used this method quite a bit to reinforce frames.
Trace the thing,
Resize to the correct size.
Export DXF to AutoCAD.
Confirm size is correct.
Send to CNC.
Cut.
Test fit.
Start over again, pushing and pulling 1/4" in random spaces.
I think I've finally got it and it's cutting now
10-27-2007, 01:11 AM
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Originally Posted by mandos
Originally Posted by uberspeed
This might help: https://www.scionlife.com/forums/vie...hlight=bazooka
What I meant to imply was you could use the same space and build a real enclosure that wouldn't be such an eye-sore. I was trying to give ideas you could build off of.
10-27-2007, 01:18 AM
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10-27-2007, 01:58 AM
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Originally Posted by uberspeed
Originally Posted by xbox523
what a wierd post!
I think it's kinda sorta Market Research
. They want to offer something, just as they did for xB1, but it seems it doesn't fit quite right, shame. So looking for options and ideas from the folks that would buy it. I want all of my space, so I want stealth and was closely following the remake of the Gen 1 enclosure for the Gen 2. I for one am keenly interested.
PS it's spelled weird
10-27-2007, 03:20 AM
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Originally Posted by mandos
Originally Posted by xseveredveganx
A drawing on like sketch-up, autocad, or just a drawing in general?
Posterboard is your friend!!! Get your hands dirty and press all along the outside of the posterboard. I've used this method quite a bit to reinforce frames.
Posterboard is your friend!!! Get your hands dirty and press all along the outside of the posterboard. I've used this method quite a bit to reinforce frames.
Trace the thing,
Resize to the correct size.
Export DXF to AutoCAD.
Confirm size is correct.
Send to CNC.
Cut.
Test fit.
Start over again, pushing and pulling 1/4" in random spaces.
I think I've finally got it and it's cutting now
http://www.crutchfield.com/App/Produ...4&tp=113&avf=N
10-27-2007, 03:23 AM
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Originally Posted by jimmbomb
Originally Posted by uberspeed
Originally Posted by xbox523
what a wierd post!
I think it's kinda sorta Market Research
. They want to offer something, just as they did for xB1, but it seems it doesn't fit quite right, shame. So looking for options and ideas from the folks that would buy it. I want all of my space, so I want stealth and was closely following the remake of the Gen 1 enclosure for the Gen 2. I for one am keenly interested.
PS it's spelled weird
Nonetheless: http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/weird
10-27-2007, 05:45 AM
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No way!! It's loud and sounds good!
Until I fried my amp...
Now I have to send it out to db-r to get it repaired. Hopefully by then I'll have a Digital Designs 9512G and be beating the street again!
Until I fried my amp...
Now I have to send it out to db-r to get it repaired. Hopefully by then I'll have a Digital Designs 9512G and be beating the street again!