View Poll Results: nice job?
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what's the verdict on this box?
07-31-2002, 06:49 PM
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Originally posted by CivicPete
Fuji that is the **** how come i didnt see that in chicago! that is really cool ur givin me ideas...
Fuji that is the **** how come i didnt see that in chicago! that is really cool ur givin me ideas...
07-31-2002, 06:51 PM
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i don't like where the amp is located. u can't fabricate something to flush it? I think the placement of the sub is in a good area. How come the carpet overlaps? hehe one more thing...how come there's a seat beat? it's that suppose to hold the box from moving?
07-31-2002, 07:05 PM
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Originally posted by LjN_728
i don't like where the amp is located. u can't fabricate something to flush it? I think the placement of the sub is in a good area. How come the carpet overlaps? hehe one more thing...how come there's a seat beat? it's that suppose to hold the box from moving?
i don't like where the amp is located. u can't fabricate something to flush it? I think the placement of the sub is in a good area. How come the carpet overlaps? hehe one more thing...how come there's a seat beat? it's that suppose to hold the box from moving?
i was looking at the amp, i may end up modifying the height of the box to clear the bar, and then inset the amp at an angle to the sidewall. havent decided yet.
there wasn't a better way to do the carpet...its too thick
Maybe i can seam to a butt joint with some cording or something.
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