I can dig it
Finally Has Bass Again
I can dig it
149@32 hz(headrest)......Dammit i needs to be louder
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Thanks for all the comments guys!
Originally Posted by LDW3RD
In this Picture you can see the cable driven spring latches on the sides of the Gaylords tonneau cover. Normally the cables are connected to a key cylindar in the middle, that you turn to release the latches. We shaved the key cylindar, so in order to open the tonneau we replaced the cables with much longer ones that run through a channel we added in to tonneau. The cables run out and under the truck.
These show the custom solenoid enclosure we built under the truck. Opening the tonneau is now done from the alarm remote. It's made out of 3/8" ABS, with safty screws to prevent easy access. We wanted to do all this under the truck so if there was ever a solenoid failure we would have a failsafe way to get the tonneau cover open. The solenoid in the pics was not the one we ended up using. We went to a 50lb vs the 15lb in the pics. The smaller one worked well for mock up and testing until the 50lb showed up.
This is the industrial 100% weatherproof 110v connector housing. It accepts the female end of an extension cord and connects to the Kinetik 80amp power supply. This has 2 puposes, first the truck is not a daily driver so it can be pluged in while it sits in the garage and the battery is maintained. Second this allows us to play the truck for extened periods of time with out having to start the truck or worry about the battery going dead. Also if the battery is dead, you can simply plug the truck in for a few minutes and start it up.
Jay Oliphant
Owner/Installer
Drive Customs: Car Audio, Video & Restyling
San Luis Obispo, CA 93401
DriveCustoms.com
I <3 my CRX
not a fan of the truck but can respect the amount of work...nice job
1990 Honda CRX HF
Mods: 239k mile, bonestock mod and rusty door weight reduction mods
Bragging Rights: 47mpg
now got an 04 grand prix
looks great. nice work.
refs:
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IM HERE FOR THE GANG BANG
Really nice work. I dig the color too. How's the front sound with the dash pods?
H.U- Alpine IVA-D310
clarion EQS746 EQ
Front stage- PPI 356CS
Front amp- Exile S400.4
Sub-
Sub amp-
NSB100
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Resonating Reticular
x2.
Really nice fabrication job.
How did those CDT Subs sound?
Now designing / building boxes.
(Only building sealed and aero port boxes.)
PM me.
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Refs: MSW Danny, atsaubrey (great seller), ampjunkielikeme, wgsj_fortvalley, tEh koRnDog, bad @SS chevy, Nismos14 (who is the man.)
Truck Brigade
Some amazing craftsmanship for sure.
2005 F350 crew cab diesel 4x4
-Work in Progress-
HU: Alpine 9887 linked to 10.4" TS TruckPC
Front Stage: Polk SR6500 Active
Front Amp: Sundown Sax100.4
Sub: Stereo Integrity Magnum V4 in the center console
Sub amp: Sundown Saz-1500D
Refs: low_end, Relax, SSon22s, Johnson, tyroneshoes, twisztdpunisher, flakko, djhn9, KINGDELL91, amoffitt, Justin89T, 01 S 10, Mazzasec
SoundSolutionsAudio.com
this looks awesome! grear work.
Mark LaFountain
Sound Solutions Audio Inc.
http://www.SoundSolutionsAudio.com
http://www.HomeAudioForum.net
http://www.CarAudio-Forum.com
http://www.AudioAddicts.net
Banned
I wanna skeet all over that truck after drinking yellow gaterade as not to mess the color scheme up
In all serious that is some great work. Instead o chrome wheels id like to see some black/yellow wheels but the fiberglass work is amazing and that seems like a show quality daily driver to me
CarAudio.com Elite
I like it. Thanx for posting it.
90 Crx
Eclipse CD5030
AudioControl Epic-160
Infinity Reference 4 channel
4x Powerbass 6.5 coax
2x Powerbass 3xl 12's
2x Powerbass asa 1000.1D @ 1/2 ohm
Powerbass bass accelerator
2x Kinetik 1800s
1x Kinetik 2400
CarAudio.com Veteran
Great work. Looks very good
War Eagle!!!
like said, some new rims would make it perfect
i work at a shop, so just looking at all that work out of a 2 man crew is fantastic, how many days did that take form start to finish?
great looking build
04 Explorer
Kenwood DDX812
RF 3Sixty.2
T6004
T4002
T40001bd
Hertz MLK-2 running Active
Hertz HCX165
4x DC Audio LVL 4 12"s
Summer 09' Build...Operation:Pull Wall out, put new subs in DONE!
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now with video
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great rolling business card
refs:bhsdriller-sold, jermaine29-sold, stereohead69-sold, foreman-bought, dconder-bought, SVTRelampago-bought, Mihklo-sold, CRXican-bought, dron178-sold, wes007parks-bought, elementalXB-sold, revrider-sold, IonSQL-bought.
Under old S/N SATX210: zachzchw-bought, lowlinc-sold, ksin291-sold
got quite a few good refs on diyma, caco, and ebay under Quest51210
Resident Female
hi everyone! i just joined up on here after jay told me he posted up the truck so i could say thank you for the nice words. i'm actually the owner of the truck. my name is meredith and i'm jesse's girlfriend. he and jay put in a lot of time on this one. the truck started out as a 2004 dodge ram "rumble bee" and as you can tell, it's changed a lot.
overall, the process took about 8-9 months. the body shop had it for 2 months to do the body and paint work. we spent the rest of that time fabricating, installing and tuning. i have always been into modding my vehicles, but this is the first one that has come full circle... and we are not done yet. most of what is left is just performance. we are hoping to supercharge the truck in the spring time and add a brake kit and some headers. fortunately, we have some sponsorships in the works, which may allow me to grab a new set of wheels at the same time. i know some of you commented you don't care for the wheels, but they were purchased a long time ago and they will eventually be replaced (probably not with a color-matched scheme, though).
anyway, it's nice to be able to share a project like this. if anyone is interested, you can visit the below links for progress threads on how we got to this final point:
http://www.rumblebee.org/viewtopic.p...104&highlight=
http://www.rumblebee.org/viewtopic.p...028&highlight=
and here is a short video of the iPod compartment opening and closing:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2L67BzvMUoQ
we will be starting on my 2006 civic SI shortly, as well, in which i hope to do most of the fabrication and installation myself with the help of jesse and jay. looking forward to sharing that project with you all, as well.
Meredith
Webmaster/Bookkeeper
Drive Customs: Car Audio, Video & Restyling
CarAudio.com Veteran
Welcome.hi everyone! i just joined up on here after jay told me he posted up the truck so i could say thank you for the nice words. i'm actually the owner of the truck. my name is meredith and i'm jesse's girlfriend. he and jay put in a lot of time on this one. the truck started out as a 2004 dodge ram "rumble bee" and as you can tell, it's changed a lot.
overall, the process took about 8-9 months. the body shop had it for 2 months to do the body and paint work. we spent the rest of that time fabricating, installing and tuning. i have always been into modding my vehicles, but this is the first one that has come full circle... and we are not done yet. most of what is left is just performance. we are hoping to supercharge the truck in the spring time and add a brake kit and some headers. fortunately, we have some sponsorships in the works, which may allow me to grab a new set of wheels at the same time. i know some of you commented you don't care for the wheels, but they were purchased a long time ago and they will eventually be replaced (probably not with a color-matched scheme, though).
anyway, it's nice to be able to share a project like this. if anyone is interested, you can visit the below links for progress threads on how we got to this final point:
http://www.rumblebee.org/viewtopic.p...104&highlight=
http://www.rumblebee.org/viewtopic.p...028&highlight=
and here is a short video of the iPod compartment opening and closing:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2L67BzvMUoQ
we will be starting on my 2006 civic SI shortly, as well, in which i hope to do most of the fabrication and installation myself with the help of jesse and jay. looking forward to sharing that project with you all, as well.
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