Thanks, guys. It was a lot of fun to design and the build team was great. I have enjoyed the tC immensely. It is too bad that I have to get rid of it (we just had our third kid). The entire system is for sale right now, but I dont have enough posts to post it here. You can look for it on other tC forums (but out of respect I will not post links to competing sites).

Sean

 

about how much does it cost for a little one ten custom box? i really want sumthing that looks nice that doent hurt my pockets

 

heres da only picture i have really of my system. i was goin to da hard rock and this gurl wanted to take a picture

 

 

wow, nice! and the moniter aint too shabby either!

 

yeah the girl is sexxy......she has sum big gums though...lol....nice tv set up

 

OMG!!!!!SOOOO SEXII!!! how much it cost u????

 

OMG!!!!!SOOOO SEXII!!! how much it cost u????

 

Not much really....all of the hatch equipment is an older style....however having conections in Circuit City I was able to obtain all of this wonderful stuff...lol. The deck however, at the time, was 1200 bucks (right when the D2 came out). The work was all custom done by myself....took quite a while to get it to look just right. There was more time than money put into this setup.

 

how you go about making something like that tho? if u got the blue prints send them over!

i spent $1200 on my in dasd and about $500 on the head rest,

all i want is that same step up in da truck now!

 

Here it is, let me know what you think... After a long time with the xPlods in cheap boxes sitting in the trunk, i decided to change it up a bit... 2 @ 12" Eclipse in custom sealed enclosure.

 

where did you get hte screan in the headrests? the ones ive seen are big and dont look like the rest of the seat.

 

cant help to notice your carbon fiber dash, is it the overlays or what?

 

lol im ashame to say it but i got those pyle screen fom da swap shop (flea market) down here. only $400!

wat u got ur amp hook up to wheres da pic? and wats that lil amp on the am rest for? and why did u get that lil tv player.?

 

lo thats not my hook up, im still in the process of mine i was asking him/her about the carbonfiber overlays

 

If that 'amp in the console' is what I think it is, it's not an amp. The old Fiero's had something like that under the seats. Instead of having a huge speaker making all kinds of noise, it just thumps against the floor so that you feel the bass, save your hearing, and keep the neighbors happy. I'm still new here, but the reason I came on was looking to get some ideas on what to do next, and to see if anyone else had built anything like the boxes I'm working on. I saw someone say this is what they wanted to do, but I haven't seen it here yet (not exactly). We just got our tC the week of Thanksgiving, but I'm almost done with the subs. Here are two pics I've got so far, and I'll post finished pics when I'm done (hopefully tomorrow night). Here's what I have so far:

 

whhats up with time display?...looks frozen.

 

Nah just a little dusty is all...lol. It does look a little frozen though...lol.

 

dusty or not, its sweet...nice job!

 

Here are some pics of the install in my tC. The requirement I gave to Matt (my boyfriend/installer) was to keep it as stock looking as possible. Each amplifier is located behind the rear stock speaker grille locations. The spare tire had to be removed to provide enough air space for the pair of 12" subs. We had to extend the 52 kickpanel wires to get them out of the way and install the 6.5" and tweeter on 1.5" MDF baffles. The system was built with sound quality competition in mind (competition rules are lengthy and specific - detailing install requirements such as wire termination, fuses, mounting hardware, etc.) Feel free to PM me with any questions about the install or equipment.

Clarion DRZ-9255:






Wire & Upgraded Big 3:













Amps - mounted behind rear speaker grills:
























Subs - fiberglassed bottom and flush mounted subs on top:
















Kick panels:





















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