nice man awesome work i am impressed

 

Looks good, I can't wait to hear what she does after you tweak it a little more

 

so here is what i have been doing with this car..... first pulled out all drivers took out the 14 awg and ran 8awg to each sub... then we dropped the load from 2 ohms to .6 ohms.... then pulled out all 3 inch phillips screws and replaced them with 2 inch by 1/4 inch lag bolts...then spent two days porting the box..... and let me tell you..............what an ordeal...... no way to router, so had to use a jig saw but the wood is 2 inches thick............. so just imagine how uneven the blade was going throught the wood........... nasty........ then once a rough hole was cut i used a bastard file and hand filed it down as smooth as i could get it.... then ran bondo around the top sides and bottom. smoothed that out with 180 sandpaper primed it. sanded with 400. then flat black paint....... very smooth port with no harsh edges and if no one looks close its strait to....lol!!!!!!! not! so thats all for now time to go home and have a quality beverage.....

 

A quality beverage how about 12 ?? thats a lot of work good job tho any new #s ?

 

Looks cool.

 

no workd on the #s yet wont know till after d.t.p. in vancouver this weekend.

 

Goalie you going to compete at Castlegar on the 8th?

 

Sounds like someone needs a recip saw.... :-)

 

Right on, Randy. I'll have to drop by someday for a demo. When using the jigsaw, you couldn't attach some kind of straight edge to the box face to guide the jigsaw straight?

 

That was the previous system, and owner, who also works at that FS. It was an all Coustic system.