Finally done! Polk DB 5250 Components 5.25" in the front doors. (Minor BWW)
10-17-2006, 07:16 AM
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couldn't get the clips over the tweeters, no.
Didn't have the patience to wait for that (and honestly I thought only MB Quart made it and that they stopped making it).
My solution only cost $3.75, but it's easy to get back out so I probably will order those.. thanks.
Good idea on the crossovers.. where exactly did you mount? pics?
My solution only cost $3.75, but it's easy to get back out so I probably will order those.. thanks.
Good idea on the crossovers.. where exactly did you mount? pics?
10-17-2006, 07:35 AM
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Lost power for the day. I had to take Oreo(my cat) to work with me.
I'll post a vid online. Snow was crazy. The houses 300yards away from are without power till next weekend! Some places are getting it back but there was $5mil worth of damage done in just 2 days. The VP of our company just got a new TrailBlazer and had his oal tree fall on it.
10-17-2006, 07:53 AM
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I don't have an actual picture, but
<img src="http://www.modifieda4.com/images/boostgauge-install/DSC00625.sized.jpg">
There's another panel above the lower relay panel (shown), which isn't as densely populated. There is a big open space in the middle of it with nothing there. If you remove the lower dash you'll see it. I stacked the crossovers, one on top of the other with 2x sided tape. Then put another piece of 2x sided tape to hold it onto the panel, then a large zip tie around the whole thing for good measure.
This will keep them out of the elements.
There's another panel above the lower relay panel (shown), which isn't as densely populated. There is a big open space in the middle of it with nothing there. If you remove the lower dash you'll see it. I stacked the crossovers, one on top of the other with 2x sided tape. Then put another piece of 2x sided tape to hold it onto the panel, then a large zip tie around the whole thing for good measure.
This will keep them out of the elements.
10-17-2006, 09:55 AM
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Yeah, in fact, I'm going to call JoeyT tonight. Rebecca and I might stop by.
I have to meet my friend in Albany. She's moving and I leave for my weekly Texas trip on Sunday or Monday.
I keep telling Joey that I'll stop by and most of the time I'm in a rush to get into Albany or driving though, so it never really worked out.
Hopefully this Friday I'll take some time off and head out of here early so I can meet every one down there.
I keep telling Joey that I'll stop by and most of the time I'm in a rush to get into Albany or driving though, so it never really worked out.
Hopefully this Friday I'll take some time off and head out of here early so I can meet every one down there.