Battery Relocation and Audio Installation DONE!, Finally finished project |
Battery Relocation and Audio Installation DONE!, Finally finished project |
Jul 18, 2005 - 1:54 PM |
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Enthusiast Joined Oct 25, '04 From Los Angeles Currently Offline Reputation: 0 (0%) |
So after hours slaving away at the car, taking apart pieces of dash, brackets and electrical tape, the car is finally DONE! So I'll start off by listing the new pieces that went in.
Pioneer DEH8600 MP (headunit)\ Pioneer 4" 2 way 100 watt speakers Stock Toyota Premium Tweeters Kicker SSMB8 Mid-bass drivers in the doors Pioneer 6.5" 3 wat 220 watt speakers for rear Kicker COMPVR 10" Sub Custom Enclosure in MDF housing both battery and sub. LOADS OF DYNAMAT! I'll start off by saying we ran 4 gauge wiring from the starter to an opening in the firewall near the steering column. Mounted a fuse holder with fuse on the firewall within easy reach. Ran the wires near the fuses of the interior and down the same factory wiring channeling to the back. I replaced all of the old speaker wire 12, 14, and 16 gauge wires. 14 gauge wire and a pair of 16 gauge wires were able to fit through the old sleeve in the door, NO SLOPPY WIRES! For the 4's I had to compeletly destory the old speakers because they were built in to the brackets, it required dremeling out enough room to put the pioneers in place. The 8's were the hardest, they DID NOT fit directly into the bracket, I had to cut about a 1/4 - 1/2 inch ring out of the bracket to get the door panel to close properly, in addition to mounting the driver on small pieces of 4 gauge wire sheath. Later this week I will be modifying the rear sets so they come down as one, the amps will be drilled to the backs of those seats and I will put some 80 mm computer case fans on top of the "hatch cover" to provide for enough air flow. I will post some pictures when the interior is all cleaned up and in place |
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