If that doesnt work go to http://photos.yahoo.com/swampthang2003 and then go to the fiberglass camaro folder. This is my sisters car that I've been working on. Its got a RE XXX 12 and Power Acoustic 3000db in it, with boston 6.5's in the front and some vifa mids I had laying around in the rear. It sounds good and ended up coming out pretty nice for my first big job. Let me know what you think, constructive criticism is welcomed.
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lol no thanks man, I think I've had enough for a while. The next time I do something like that it'll be for my own vehicle for me to enjoy unless someone pays me pretty good to do it for them.
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Looks really clean once the gray went on. I was about to say man all that work for nothing when it was all white because you couldn't see the details of the enclosure. But once the gray went on it looks really good.
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looks nice. now paint it the same color as the car. and you might want to tint the rear window. just my thoughts.....
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looks sweet awsome work what does it hi have u had a chance to meter it on a t/l yet to see what #'s its doing
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Don't mean to revive an old post, but how do you create a outline of the trunk with wood like that? Use some sort of stiff wire and trace it onto wood? Really nice install.
-Matt
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Nice work Matt. How come we don't get these pics on the Usaci site? j/k Very clean work. Matt C. I know for doing curves like that we have a flexible ruler that my wife got me from her work. It works great for getting all those crazy curves. I just used it yesterday to figure out the curves in a f350 on the rear floor. If you need one try an office supply warehouse or if you can't find one let me know and I'll hook you up.
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So does that ruler hold its form then? It's not type that flexes while you hold it against something, then you pick it up and it's straight again, right? So how do you know exactly how to trace it onto a board? I feel dumb for asking, but I don't quite get it yet.
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I think I saw the flexible ruler in the new select products book. It holds shape pretty well when you move it, you just have to be a little careful because it will tweak out a little as you move it. I just make sure I have a few flat reference spots to go off of.
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