Here are a couple pics, I did a whole lot of filling last night and today. I can only do little sections at a time though with the heat that we are getting. I took a break last night and this afternoon to take my wife and dog out to the lake. It was to hot anyhow.





I don't think I'll be doing anymore today, to hot, and I'm about to make dinner, plus early bedtime because I go back to work tomorrow at 4 am.

 

Looks good....I hope that's not the car it's supposed to go in behind it, it looks like it got punched in the rear.....

 

lol...no, that my old car, it was rear ended. there is a pic of the car that it's going into the the begining of this thread.

 

Any updates? Let see this thing finished.

 

Sorry, no updates yet, it's been 40c here everyday, and I worked 16 hours yesturday.

 

want to trade some of that hot weather, its been 20 and raining for about 2 weeks here now...

 

Amazing job bro. It's good to see some originality; especially with the grills for the subs. One thing though, did you run your speakers wires right beside the power wire? If so that is a definite no no. You may get some feedback. You may want to rethink that one. Keep up the great work. Don't worry if no one answers this post. Everyone likes to sit back and wait for the finished product before putting in their .02 cents.

 

thats what it's usually like around here. It's supposed to be hot here for another 1 1/2 weeks.

thanks.
Yes the speaker wires are running along the power wire. I tried to keep distance when I ran the wires. I think there was one or 2 spots where they touched. I was also thinking it should be alright because the speaker wires are shielded.. thanks for pointing that out, if I have any probs I'll look into that.

 

I'd still consider using a little loom if your going to leave them next to each other. Heck, loom both the power wire and the speaker wires....

 

Why not run the speaker wire next to the RCA cables? Isn't that what your suppose to do?