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12-15-2006, 08:01 PM
#381
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Up and Coming
Waiting on shipment of...
Clarion MAX675VD Headunit
TomTom ONE
Kenwood KAC-9102D Subwoofer Amp
2 10" Kicker CompVR 05CVR102 Subs
Power Acoustik 2 Farad Capacitor
Making a coustom box as soon as i get my car back ( it was in a little mishap last friday)
I will eventually order a load of dynamat, pull the interior and dynamat the whole deal.
Still have to buy an amp for the components, and 4 new components. Maybe a small PS2?
ill have my install and progress pictures up as soon as i get rolling on it.
Clarion MAX675VD Headunit
TomTom ONE
Kenwood KAC-9102D Subwoofer Amp
2 10" Kicker CompVR 05CVR102 Subs
Power Acoustik 2 Farad Capacitor
Making a coustom box as soon as i get my car back ( it was in a little mishap last friday)
I will eventually order a load of dynamat, pull the interior and dynamat the whole deal.
Still have to buy an amp for the components, and 4 new components. Maybe a small PS2?
ill have my install and progress pictures up as soon as i get rolling on it.
12-20-2006, 12:21 AM
#382
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Location: Raleigh, NC
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Okay, I finally got the puter fixed... These have been done for two weeks now. And, yes I know Audiobahns only look great (which is why they're mounted inversely), but these things sound surprisingly nice too. Sorry there are so many pics, but I'm proud of these. Anyways, here ya go:
The amp in the foam:
Boxes done, before installation:
Finally in the car (notice the seats are reclined in the first pic):
And, another shot from inside that shows the curves a little better:
The amp in the foam:
Boxes done, before installation:
Finally in the car (notice the seats are reclined in the first pic):
And, another shot from inside that shows the curves a little better:
12-20-2006, 02:31 AM
#386
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Originally Posted by carlb28
that is really clean..
how did you get enough box volume for two 10" subs down there?
how did you get enough box volume for two 10" subs down there?
https://www.scionlife.com/forums/vie...r=asc&&start=0
12-20-2006, 04:14 AM
#387
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wow.. you got lucky with those. the kicker comp 10" that i baught require minimum of 0.8 per sup.. 1.6 minimum for 2.. and im going for some SQ.. so i want to have 1.75 cu ft for each one.. im going to try and fiberglass the enclosure, which is going to be a PROJECT.
i want to be able to put the seats down and move the sub/amp rack forward so i can still get to the spare if i have to .. and i want to save as much trunk space as possible. .
the only thing i cant figure out is if i should have the subs facing towards the rear of the vehicle.. or the roof... any suggestions? which sounds better. i know that usually if you point the subs towards the front it produces frequesncy cancellation .. shown here.
http://crutchfield.custhelp.com/cgi-...i=&p_topview=1
thanks
i want to be able to put the seats down and move the sub/amp rack forward so i can still get to the spare if i have to .. and i want to save as much trunk space as possible. .
the only thing i cant figure out is if i should have the subs facing towards the rear of the vehicle.. or the roof... any suggestions? which sounds better. i know that usually if you point the subs towards the front it produces frequesncy cancellation .. shown here.
http://crutchfield.custhelp.com/cgi-...i=&p_topview=1
thanks
12-20-2006, 12:46 PM
#388
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Sorry the pix so big but this is mine when i frist built it then when i painted it then when i carbon fibered and expoxy reseined it ill be fixing the carbon fiber job when i get back from baghdad i never knew it would be hard to work with lol but here it is 
01-02-2007, 04:58 AM
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Originally Posted by Spect2K3
DVD/NAV - the highlight of my unit!
01-02-2007, 01:59 PM
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Hey,
thats my eclipse avn5435. Which now I suppose is actually last years model. The new model is the avn5500. The only difference is that the 5500 has the newer navigation dvd. I actually got the newest nav dvd, so I suppose mine is now a 5500 too lol. As its the EXACT same unit just with different dvds, i'd personally buy the 5435 and upgrade the dvd if you find it for a good price, otherwise, don't bother.
There is a cd slot and a dvd slot. You access it by the unit sliding down and out (bottom first so the screen is facing straight up).
You can close the stock cover easily with no problem. During the installation, we cut another set of holes in the stock bracket to move it back a bit. One set of holes is too far back, and the other is too far forward, so the new holes are in the middle. Makes sense...
Its a great unit, really convenient and with the 06-07 models, it has a direct port for the steering wheel controls so you don't lose them or have to buy a sucky adapter that will fail after 6 months like you would with any other brand. (eclipse is actually owned by toyota I believe, or something like that, but nonetheless, the wiring matches up nicely).
thats my eclipse avn5435. Which now I suppose is actually last years model. The new model is the avn5500. The only difference is that the 5500 has the newer navigation dvd. I actually got the newest nav dvd, so I suppose mine is now a 5500 too lol. As its the EXACT same unit just with different dvds, i'd personally buy the 5435 and upgrade the dvd if you find it for a good price, otherwise, don't bother.
There is a cd slot and a dvd slot. You access it by the unit sliding down and out (bottom first so the screen is facing straight up).
You can close the stock cover easily with no problem. During the installation, we cut another set of holes in the stock bracket to move it back a bit. One set of holes is too far back, and the other is too far forward, so the new holes are in the middle. Makes sense...
Its a great unit, really convenient and with the 06-07 models, it has a direct port for the steering wheel controls so you don't lose them or have to buy a sucky adapter that will fail after 6 months like you would with any other brand. (eclipse is actually owned by toyota I believe, or something like that, but nonetheless, the wiring matches up nicely).
