What do you get when an SQ guy and an SPL guy install together?
09-25-2009, 08:47 AM
#52
BTW the deck is cool for a general JVC double din.
09-25-2009, 09:41 AM
#53
Thanks Doode. I very happy with the turn out. The biggest thing to remember with fiberglass is
1) WEAR LONG SLEEVE SHIRT, PANTS and SHOES or BOOTS
2) Respirator a good one - mine cost $75
3) make sure you have more supplies then you need
4) Cover all the trunk panels - even the outside.
5) Don't Rush the job.
1) WEAR LONG SLEEVE SHIRT, PANTS and SHOES or BOOTS
2) Respirator a good one - mine cost $75
3) make sure you have more supplies then you need
4) Cover all the trunk panels - even the outside.
5) Don't Rush the job.
09-25-2009, 09:42 AM
#54
09-25-2009, 09:59 AM
#55
I told him to make sure when installing for SQ to make sure you:
1) Run 0 gauge through the firewall without a gromet but use silicone
2) Make sure all 12volt exposed areas are highlighted with green neon.
3) Always test your system with no passive crossovers on tweeters
4) Buy an Alpine HU - they are the shizzz
5) 36 Fi Q's in a HONDA FIT with 4 JBL GTI 6000 will hit 190 db
1) Run 0 gauge through the firewall without a gromet but use silicone
2) Make sure all 12volt exposed areas are highlighted with green neon.
3) Always test your system with no passive crossovers on tweeters
4) Buy an Alpine HU - they are the shizzz
5) 36 Fi Q's in a HONDA FIT with 4 JBL GTI 6000 will hit 190 db
Last edited by avidedtr; 09-25-2009 at 10:07 AM.
09-25-2009, 10:11 AM
#56
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1) if they wanted u to use a gromet they wouldnt make a rubber jacket on the outside of the wire.
2)its yellow, not green(proven fact yellows louder than any other color)
3)if the tweeter breaks when u hook it up to a 110 socket to test it...should it really be in ur sq car?
4)alpines poo, buy koss(sq is koss, everyone who tells u different is lieing, they have fake faces made to cover there secret weapons.)
5)36 anything in a fit will destroy the car...lol
anyways, spl is where i fit in i guess, theres to much little time consuming things that need to be done with sq, like hiding wires and what not. spl, plug it all in, check it, it works, ok leave it...lol
2)its yellow, not green(proven fact yellows louder than any other color)
3)if the tweeter breaks when u hook it up to a 110 socket to test it...should it really be in ur sq car?
4)alpines poo, buy koss(sq is koss, everyone who tells u different is lieing, they have fake faces made to cover there secret weapons.)
5)36 anything in a fit will destroy the car...lol
anyways, spl is where i fit in i guess, theres to much little time consuming things that need to be done with sq, like hiding wires and what not. spl, plug it all in, check it, it works, ok leave it...lol
09-25-2009, 10:13 AM
#57
1) if they wanted u to use a gromet they wouldnt make a rubber jacket on the outside of the wire.
2)its yellow, not green(proven fact yellows louder than any other color)
3)if the tweeter breaks when u hook it up to a 110 socket to test it...should it really be in ur sq car?
4)alpines poo, buy koss(sq is koss, everyone who tells u different is lieing, they have fake faces made to cover there secret weapons.)
5)36 anything in a fit will destroy the car...lol
anyways, spl is where i fit in i guess, theres to much little time consuming things that need to be done with sq, like hiding wires and what not. Spl, plug it all in, check it, it works, ok leave it...lol
2)its yellow, not green(proven fact yellows louder than any other color)
3)if the tweeter breaks when u hook it up to a 110 socket to test it...should it really be in ur sq car?
4)alpines poo, buy koss(sq is koss, everyone who tells u different is lieing, they have fake faces made to cover there secret weapons.)
5)36 anything in a fit will destroy the car...lol
anyways, spl is where i fit in i guess, theres to much little time consuming things that need to be done with sq, like hiding wires and what not. Spl, plug it all in, check it, it works, ok leave it...lol
hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha
09-25-2009, 10:59 AM
#58
50 Watt CAFz'r
Join Date: Nov 2008
Posts: 223
Looks really good man. That deck is awesome. The SD card feture is the greatest. In my car I have two 16 gb SD cards, one for music and one for movies. No more clutter with cd's and DVDs.
Your boxes turned out really well. How many hours spent?
The thing I always hate about jobs like this, is giving the car back to the customer when it's done.
One important tip you forgot to mention. A good box of disposable gloves and some eye protection.
The all time best helper for any project like this is by far beer, and lots of it.
Again dude, great work, truly a work of art.
I like how there's still room in the trunk for my hockey bag.
I left just enough room for mine in my trunk. I think that is very important.
Your boxes turned out really well. How many hours spent?
The thing I always hate about jobs like this, is giving the car back to the customer when it's done.
One important tip you forgot to mention. A good box of disposable gloves and some eye protection.
The all time best helper for any project like this is by far beer, and lots of it.
Again dude, great work, truly a work of art.
I like how there's still room in the trunk for my hockey bag.
I left just enough room for mine in my trunk. I think that is very important.
09-25-2009, 11:08 AM
#59
Looks really good man. That deck is awesome. The SD card feture is the greatest. In my car I have two 16 gb SD cards, one for music and one for movies. No more clutter with cd's and DVDs.
Your boxes turned out really well. How many hours spent?
The thing I always hate about jobs like this, is giving the car back to the customer when it's done.
One important tip you forgot to mention. A good box of disposable gloves and some eye protection.
The all time best helper for any project like this is by far beer, and lots of it.
Again dude, great work, truly a work of art.
I like how there's still room in the trunk for my hockey bag.
I left just enough room for mine in my trunk. I think that is very important.
Your boxes turned out really well. How many hours spent?
The thing I always hate about jobs like this, is giving the car back to the customer when it's done.
One important tip you forgot to mention. A good box of disposable gloves and some eye protection.
The all time best helper for any project like this is by far beer, and lots of it.
Again dude, great work, truly a work of art.
I like how there's still room in the trunk for my hockey bag.
I left just enough room for mine in my trunk. I think that is very important.
Hours somewhere around 30-35 on the boxes.
The eye glasses and gloves were part of my supplies list. Thanks for pointing that out.
Thanks - customer is happy so I'm happy.
09-26-2009, 09:06 PM
#60
50 Watt CAFz'r
Join Date: Aug 2004
Posts: 405
Lol "middle of the road deck"
I used to be narrow minded like you. Till this time last year when I bought the JVC kw-avx810.
Anyone who has this deck would back me up. I'm not sure about there single din's but my 810 and this years 820 are two of the best HU's I've ever seen.
I used to be narrow minded like you. Till this time last year when I bought the JVC kw-avx810.
Anyone who has this deck would back me up. I'm not sure about there single din's but my 810 and this years 820 are two of the best HU's I've ever seen.
