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It is in, guys, woohoo!


Wire terminals




Painted the port white, it just needs one more layer.

That looks frightening

Definitely not for me, as I usually leave the music too loud as I exit the car, and have a heart attack next time I turn the ignition... This would probably put me in a coma

Holy ****snacks, I didn't think you'd be facing it forward. That's a lot of bass cannon.

That's the meaning of a wall off

Custom white stitching to match my interior

I guess nobody else likes bass cannon? I like bass cannon, nice stitching.

Now the real question is...what's the first song you'll try on it? I suppose not a very bassy one, or at least very low volume, since the sub has to break in.

This post has been edited by SwissFerdi: Jan 7, 2014 - 2:59 PM

yeah, exactly this.

The so called "break in" is a myth. I will straight out max it out, it won't get damaged. The only break in that is going to happen is with play and time, the subwoofer will loosen up as it's factory stiff.

Bone Crusher - Grippin The Grain(Chopped And Screwed) is going to be the song.

I guess I wont be needing this anymore.

thats pretty impressive. laughed at your mirror comment as well

Thanks, Jason.

Wired the subwoofer terminals from the outside. Copper ring terminal, pressed, soldered and heatshrink wrapped.


Pretty much done with the big trim panels.


Made the amp rack from wood, upholstered and attacked to the cage, then placed the amp. It's temporary place will be there until I get another amplifier for my front stage.

Let's say it's pretty effing loud
My head still hurts, but it was so worth it. That's what happens when I don't listen to bass for 3 months tho. I need a few more days to readjust.

That is some really good job you did. Really impressive! Keep up the good work

omg
nice job mate.

I noticed a gas balloon on your celica. Is your celi working on a gas?




This post has been edited by Red123: Mar 11, 2014 - 8:06 PM

I still can't imagine the immense pressure wave right by your dome. I don't mind feeling bass and hearing it, but that must be pain-inducing at times.

Thanks, mate.

Yes, the Celica runs on LPG. Much cheaper.


I had a bad headache the first day which I slept over and was fine. But I sold my 12" , so I didn't have any bass for ~3 months, the body 'forgets'. No more pain tho, I got used to it. Sometimes it's hard to breathe, your eyeballs vibrate, your eardrums feel like something is pushing them, but all in all, it's awesome.
Not to mention the look on people's face > WTF

This post has been edited by The_enD: Mar 12, 2014 - 3:13 AM

My new gauge cluster. 20 different colors controlled via a remote. Red needles. Redline stays red no matter the color. Adjustable brightness.

Wow, that is cool. Awesome work

If my cluster looks weird it's because I made pods for it :

I just put 1 12" in my car, and it is way too much at full tilt. I can only imagine how loud your setup is.