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N2HIFI
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waiti till i post the next one up
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i like my job 2..but I'm sure everyone thinks I'm dumb as shit. but all of the installs look good....
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Ok and here is a car i finished wed night .. a few people from the site seen the car sunday when we were at the shop working on 99blackhatch and jayZs' cars

This is a 300C v6 shitty paint job and soon to be big ballin 24" rims ... blah whatever ..the car is junk BUT the product is the star here.

The product:
Kenwood excelon dnx 8120 DBL DIN Tv/Dvd/Blue Tooth/Navigation
Jl audio XR components (not a big fan after putting them in)
Jl audio TR 6x9 coaxil's
Jl Audio 12w6 subwoofers X 2
Jl Audio 300/4
Jl audio 1000/1
Kinetic 800 (extra battery 800 CCA)

Ok once again the way this work is components in the doors and tweeters in the dash and xovers in the same location as the challenger, SO i didn't bother with pictures of the same crap again and same for the 6x9's in the rear deck .. nothing special so no pictures.

So Fast Fwd to the trunk install , i built a 2-12" ported high output box for the W6's because the guy wanted ALOT of output from the subs and well that is one thing i am great at, Make in things LOUD.

So here is what i came up with ported box, trimmed panels, grill cloth over the port
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another picture of the box and the trim panel i made on the trunk lid to pull the install together
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the trunk lip piece is getting more work in the next cpl days .. i am taking the grill cloth out and making a piece of back light plexi with the JL logo etched into it.
And here is the amp rack as of now .. i still have to do a finish panel with plexi and neons .. i ran out of time because the car had to goback to the body shop to have the paint fixed (it was BAD)
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and a pic of the tv installed
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thats it for now i will update in a few days with all the added bling on this car
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HardCore97
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sick work man
i may not be "logical" but at least i can change my oil...

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Great job!!!
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Story Worm
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I'll try to get pictures up tomorrow of a false floor we put into a escape. It's pretty sick.
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Damn Chris both those vehicles look sick dude. Didn't really like that 300 but damn does that set up look sick!
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All the work you've done has been quality work and nice and clean... but that paint on the 300 is shit.
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and this is why he did my install.. and hes doing the install on the James' SHO Plus.

tha man just knows what hes doing.
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Did you think about contouring the box to match the seat? I know its labor paid vs. time worked....but I think a smooth corner would've looked nice.


Whenever I glassed something like that I would notch the mdf and staple the fleece in the corner of the wood to help flush it out in the end.


Like I said though....its all money vs. time.
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