*Pictures* Updated Trunk Install - Glassed and Painted
06-11-2003, 08:39 PM
#9
Originally posted by Kojiro_FtT
I hope you are done upgrading your stereo, I'd hate to see you have to make a new glass enclosure because you got new amps that don't fit!
Lookin' good.
I hope you are done upgrading your stereo, I'd hate to see you have to make a new glass enclosure because you got new amps that don't fit!
Lookin' good.
Originally posted by maximamaybe
Looks great. Now don't scratch the paint installing it.
Looks great. Now don't scratch the paint installing it.
ima speechless
06-12-2003, 11:18 PM
#16
ALL DONE!! (at least for the show, until i redo and make some added stuff..) And I know it's hard to see because the paint is dark, but it's pretty nice.
Also redid the ps2 mount until i do something with glass, pictures with flash suck..
Also redid the ps2 mount until i do something with glass, pictures with flash suck..
06-15-2003, 01:57 PM
#20
Originally posted by ny96max
i dont see any wires connected on those amps
Ant
i dont see any wires connected on those amps
Ant
06-15-2003, 08:32 PM
#23
Originally posted by Kevincleff
how much would something like that cost if you weren't :cough: sponsored :cough:??
how much would something like that cost if you weren't :cough: sponsored :cough:??
it was about $600.00 in supplies (saw, sander, glass, resin, etc etc) and then about $400.00 for prep and finish.
i am probably going to redo it all though, i want to make it look smoother and have the amps more visable.
06-15-2003, 09:00 PM
#25
Originally posted by thebigsadler
this one wasn't so much sponsored, because I did it all myself.
it was about $600.00 in supplies (saw, sander, glass, resin, etc etc) and then about $400.00 for prep and finish.
i am probably going to redo it all though, i want to make it look smoother and have the amps more visable.
this one wasn't so much sponsored, because I did it all myself.
it was about $600.00 in supplies (saw, sander, glass, resin, etc etc) and then about $400.00 for prep and finish.
i am probably going to redo it all though, i want to make it look smoother and have the amps more visable.
sit back and enjoy the hard work for now. redo it later, much later. looks pretty darn good to me.
06-15-2003, 09:17 PM
#26
Originally posted by thebigsadler
i am probably going to redo it all though, i want to make it look smoother and have the amps more visable.
i am probably going to redo it all though, i want to make it look smoother and have the amps more visable.
06-16-2003, 05:46 PM
#27
Originally posted by Fosgate Fan
well, don't redo it just yet.
sit back and enjoy the hard work for now. redo it later, much later. looks pretty darn good to me.
well, don't redo it just yet.
sit back and enjoy the hard work for now. redo it later, much later. looks pretty darn good to me.
06-18-2003, 04:37 PM
#29
hey bigsadler email me
gunjag@hotmail.com
i need some help from you or ideas on how to get a mold going for custom gauges that will be replacing the whole entire passenger airbag box/lid thing. trying to fit 3-4 guages 2" each. but need help on how to get a nice rouned moldliek yours. please emailme some hints?help?ideas?info ont eh fiber glass you did how much it costs and weer you got it etc. just email me. thanks bro!!
rafal
gunjag@hotmail.com
i need some help from you or ideas on how to get a mold going for custom gauges that will be replacing the whole entire passenger airbag box/lid thing. trying to fit 3-4 guages 2" each. but need help on how to get a nice rouned moldliek yours. please emailme some hints?help?ideas?info ont eh fiber glass you did how much it costs and weer you got it etc. just email me. thanks bro!!
rafal
07-05-2003, 11:54 PM
#39
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What I mean is, at least in the pics, the amps look real nice in the glass work but you can't really see them at all, as a result of the spare tire covering it up...Looks almost cludered...I think if you'd lose the spare, then you could see more of the glass work...But since the glass is black it's hard to tell in a pic.
07-06-2003, 07:39 AM
#40
Originally posted by max'n out
What I mean is, at least in the pics, the amps look real nice in the glass work but you can't really see them at all, as a result of the spare tire covering it up...Looks almost cludered...I think if you'd lose the spare, then you could see more of the glass work...But since the glass is black it's hard to tell in a pic.
What I mean is, at least in the pics, the amps look real nice in the glass work but you can't really see them at all, as a result of the spare tire covering it up...Looks almost cludered...I think if you'd lose the spare, then you could see more of the glass work...But since the glass is black it's hard to tell in a pic.
I know exactly what you mean though, we had changed it because we thought it would be even more cluttered another way, but it turns out this way may have been worse because you can't see the amps.
I think I am going to redo the amp rack and it connect to the fender walls and go all the way up to the deck lid, maybe put the amps lower and at more severe angles.
i just don't have any time to completely rip it apart again (patience neither). We shall see. Thanks for the insight.