ejschultz' Build Log

[ejschultz]

Well, I don't have any pics yet, but I started to dismantle my car tonight. I'll be putting in a set of Pioneer Premier TS-C720PRS components, and I'll be deadening my doors. I haven't done a build log yet for anything else I've done on my car so I'll take some pics of everything when it's all done. I'm hoping to get everything finished up tomorrow. I don't think it should take too long, although I've never deadened anything before. I'll probably throw some deadener in the trunk as well and pull my rear speakers and run the components up front bridged. Pics are to come. Here's a link with some pics of the speakers.

http://caraudio.com/forum/showthread.php?t=434391

[ejschultz]

Here we go...

passenger door with Focal 136V installed


driver's door before install


inner door deadening, passenger, Dynamat Xtreme


inner door deadening, driver, Dynamat Xtreme


passenger door all wired up and ready to go w/full deadener


driver door all wired up and ready to go w/full deadener


a shot of the crossover (driver's side crossover is way up in the dash)


passenger door reassembled with tweeter in sail panel


driver door reassembled with tweeter in sail panel


and for fun, a shot of the HU with my black lights on

[ejschultz]

They're not bridged yet as this was an all day project for me. Bridging them will come in time. I think I'll break them in running them at 70 watts for now. They do sound amazing. I couldn't believe the amount of midbass they produce. Walking bass lines sound amazing on these. They have so much detail. I'm more than happy with them for now, but that's just my initial impression. I'll write a review on them in a few weeks after they're broken in.

[eggyhustles]

tweeter install looks ******...

[-Leister-]

Keep the pictures coming!

[misfit138]

You could've put more work into the tweet install, man...

[I Like Waffle]

tweeter install looks ******...

X2...why didnt you just use a hole saw and mount them in the door there?

[misfit138]

X2...why didnt you just use a hole saw and mount them in the door there?

A Dremel & a magic marker do the trick for me.

[ejschultz]

There's absolutely no room behind the sail panel to go into it. I'll eventually either glass some pods for them to fit in the sail panel or possibly lower them and saw into the panel and put them in there.

[hornedfrog1985]

Maybe he wants to easily switch tweeter sizes without a gaping hole, or having to worry about matching his new tweeters to his old tweeters? Not everyone wants to hack up their car for car audio. At least I don't.

[misfit138]

There's absolutely no room behind the sail panel to go into it.

Plenty of other places to install them...

[ejschultz]

Maybe he wants to easily switch tweeter sizes without a gaping hole, or having to worry about matching his new tweeters to his old tweeters? Not everyone wants to hack up their car for car audio.

This. I am much more likely to glass some tweeter pods than cut into the panel. I just have to practice with it before I attempt to do it for my car. I hate doing things to my car that I can't reverse.

[misfit138]

Maybe he wants to easily switch tweeter sizes without a gaping hole, or having to worry about matching his new tweeters to his old tweeters? Not everyone wants to hack up their car for car audio. At least I don't.

meh, permanent damage shows dedication.

[ejschultz]

meh, permanent damage shows dedication.

I am very much dedicated, however, I do not advocate permanent damage.

[misfit138]

I am very much dedicated, however, I do not advocate permanent damage.

You're doing it wrong.