Recent content by Kayge

well, I guess i can start by saying when i got the truck, there was nothing in it. No speakers, no head unit . . nothing all this truck does is pull a trailer on the weekends. I had 5k into my last system, and when i got rid of that truck, i sold everything and recouped maybe 2k of it all. . ...

The first layer of resin has cured over the fleece, i knocked out the speaker ring plugs and did a test fit . . . The black circles are where the resin cracked when removing the plugs. A minor setback, as all i have to do is apply more resin to seal the cracks. In hindsight, I would have...

Day 3- Bought a 1 Gallon can of Resin and applied a full coat over the enclosure. Once it dries, i can start applying the actual sheets of fiber glass applied more to bottom edges to seal around the fleece

Day 1 - Cut Speaker rings, Bottom Cutout, and first set of braces. Hot glued them all together for fitment test. Added fiberglass to strengthen joints, and attached fleece to the first edge. . . Day 2- Covered entire box with fleece and dropped in the round plugs Applied First...

So, i always wanted to do a build of this type. My total budget is under 800.00. This is also my first fiberglass enclosure. Vehicle - 1999 Lincoln Navigator Equipment: Head Unit - Soundstream VR-345 - 98.00 Amp - Precision Power PPI S550.1D - 68.00 Wiring - Belva BAK42 Wiring Kit - 29.99...