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ANTHONYD,Jul 17 2005, 10:15 PM Wrote:

nass,Jul 15 2005, 03:51 PM Wrote:

focuzedn2o,Jul 15 2005, 05:20 PM Wrote:its relatively easy , just depends on how in depth u wanna go?
i was gonna get a body of mine to build a box and  amp rack for me outta fibreglass.
he used to run ultimate car audio in peterborough.
i wanna get the car ready for next spring(nsc6- montreal,qc)
gonna blow away all those imports , i hate rice!
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I don't know I don't like that kind of setup cause you basically lose the trunk still, there is not much room at all left and you can't fold down the seats. Have you considered molding a box to the sides of the trunk? or removing the spare tire and putting a sub in there? that way you still have like 80% or more of your trunk and you can fold your back seat for more room. I wish I had more time to spend on the car and well cooler weather too for that matter. I am doing a setup with 2 subs on either side of the trunk amps are either gonna be integrated in the box or right at the back of the trunk where the latch is to maximize space.


Let me know if you need more ideas or whatever, I am full of them
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Ideas are god mang.

I currently have a box with a 12" floating around in my trunk, with my amp mounted upside down under the rear window.

I would like to make a simple box where I can have my sub and amp exposed. Nothing too elaborate, just clean.

I'd rather stick to just wood as well, I have no experience with glass and I plan to keep it that way. :lol:
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yeah I thought the same thing too until I used it. You can make almost anything out of fiberglass ** note fiberglass women are not penis friendly **

just do what I did, start off small learn how the product works then move onto something bigger. If you decide to do the glass box on the side all you would glass is the inside if the finder to maximize your volume in the box. The front , sides, top and bottom would all be MDF still. Basically you want to use as much MDF as possible you only glass in areas it's impossible to use wood, like the trunk walls.


even for a first timer a project like this would take a weekend. That's budgeting for beer breaks, drying time and time outs for when you inhale a lil too much fumes. :lol:

I'd be willing to help out if you needed it too I am only an hour away