BoogerMan's 12k Crossfire build in a 1998 Toyota T100 SR5

[BoogerMan]

Zip tie and secured the 6 runs of 2 awg, 2 runs of 8 awg, and 6 runs of 14 awg to the side walls. 

Driver side



Passenger side. 4 runs of 14 awg and 2 runs of 8 awg 



Cleaned up and secured the sub wiring and RCAs to the side wall 4k sub amps 



Door pods are also pretty much done. The bare wood you see behind the grill will be flocked white later on. I’m happy with how they turned out for the little time that was spent on them.



Added a small crossfire logo to the grill that comes on the stock 6.5 grill covers. Nice little touch imo

 

[BoogerMan]

Made a little more progress the past two weekends. Waiting for my buddy to get back into town next week so I can get my vinyl back from him and get these beauty panels wrapped. 

Got the multichannel amp wiring 100% done and test fitted the beauty panel one more time  





Stripped the old fabric off the doors. Was harder than I thought lol. Need to seal and body work over the spray foam trash area then they will be ready to flock and wrap. 



Started the base for the center console. Drilled 4 holes through the floor. Added 4 more layers of 60 mil for 6 layers total under the base.







wiring is not finalized. Just temp so I could get it playing again. But this is where the relay and fuse panel will go. 

 

[BoogerMan]

Stuffed some packing foam between the side walls and quarter panel window. These quarter panel windows do not move at all now even at 20hz  



Test fitted side wall beauty panels again and glued and body filled the 1/8” hardboard to the truck wall as well. 



Glued some 1/8” hardbord that connects the roof and front windshield piece. Body filled the seamed. It is flush enough for me. Should look fine once I wrap the roof in vinyl. Also glued some 1/8” hardboard around the port to flush it out a bit before vinyl wrapping  

 

[hispls 5,000+ posts]

Over 2 years now on this build.  Wow.   Glad you're still making progress, everything coming along nicely.  Those grilles look great, can't wait to see the doors come together.

 

[BoogerMan]

Over 2 years now on this build.  Wow.   Glad you're still making progress, everything coming along nicely.  Those grilles look great, can't wait to see the doors come together.

Thanks man! Yeah it’s crazy! I’m happy it’s getting close to being done  just a lot of cosmetic stuff left and the center console. I’m pretty happy with everything else at this point. 

 

[Boomin_tahoe 5,000+ posts]

Used a weekend to install a little system in my wife’s car. 2 Wolfram Al-12s (300 rms) and a Wolfram W-600.1 amp. Does a 140 in a prefab sealed box lol. I’m pretty impressed with it. My buddy Colin started Wolfram and is producing some very good quality amps and subs. I’ll definitely be running his gear when I rebuild my Camry. Maybe just a little trunk 4th order with a single AU-12 (3000 rms) sub and a W-4500.1 amp.







Made a little more progress the past few weekends on the truck.

Assembled amp mounts. Glued and Kreg together.







Used threaded inserts for the amp mounting points





Test fitting the amp rack and amps





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Oh yeah?! You know Colin Buckeye huh?! I've had these amps for a few months now still waiting to install them.

 

[BoogerMan]

Oh yeah?! You know Colin Buckeye huh?! I've had these amps for a few months now still waiting to install them.

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Yeah I met him a few years ago at one of our weekly bass meets. He’s a good dude and his amps and subs are definitely solid. You’ll be happy with them for sure  I’ll be running a W-4500 and Au12 in my Camry trunk when I rebuild it.

IFO is this Sunday so I did some vinyl wrapping to pretty it up. I’m liking how much the white pops. 

Floor piece in black vinyl and the mdf trim piece that is around the amp will be flocked white next month. 



driver side 



passenger side 



rear wall



painted the rear wall speaker area white 

 

[oxsign 5,000+ posts]

Now when you say "flocked", are you talking about the long furry cover that blows around in the wind??

 

[BoogerMan]

Now when you say "flocked", are you talking about the long furry cover that blows around in the wind??

It’s these tiny fibers that feel like a mix between carpet and suede. You coat the area in a color matching glue then use a tube or spray gun to spray the fibers onto the glue. I don’t think I could upholster the curve on my doors so flock seemed like it might work. Guess we will find out soon enough lol. 

http://www.flockit.com/index.php/

 

[BoogerMan]

Installed the rear wall speaker and tweeters. Got the door pods bolted back on for now. Got the trim panels all finished up. Painted the trim with gloss white then polished and glued it to the vinyl beauty panels. It isn’t perfect, but I’m liking the way it is coming together. 

 

[BoogerMan]

Got the roof and side walls by the seat belts vinyl wrapped and all of the beauty panels put back in. This was my first time using vinyl and I really like it. Pretty forgiving and easy to work with. Going to finish the battery cover this weekend. My father in law cut out the limitless logo on his cnc for me. I think it turned out pretty sweet. I’m going to paint it white and glue it over the black vinyl like the rest of the trim panels. There is also about 20” of empty area to the left and right of this logo so I may try to make something for those spots as well  

 

[oxsign 5,000+ posts]

WOW........

 

[beak81champ]

Nice work, both of you! This is going to be beautiful!!!

 

[BoogerMan]

Thanks guys! Appreciate the positive feedback. 

Got the battery cover finished up this weekend. Just need vinyl wrap the port and then the rear of the cab will be 100% done.

I think im going to repaint my dash next while it is still warm. Then finish up the door upholstering and build center console then it will be just about done  finally! 

Primed the Limitless logo pieces first to seal the mdf



Got a new jigsaw as well. Wow does this thing work incredible compared to my old ryobi! Also go some extra fine blades and this setup is a night and day difference now! Cut these accent pieces by hand and am very happy with how they came out.



4 coats gloss white base and 3 coats clear



nice little reflection even before polishing.



Vinyl wrapped the battery cover and test fit the logo and accent pieces. The tape helped me guide the pieces when gluing them down. I love how this turned out!

 

[BoogerMan]

More progress from the past two weeks. Beauty panels for the box are up next and then I’ll start the center console after the baby is here which should be any day now

Painted the “new” steering wheel and airbag I got off eBay a flat black color with Duplicolor vinyl and fabric paint.

Before - gray/blue color 



After - flat black

Got the dash pulled. Strengthened up and leveled out an area I body filled back in high school that didn’t look so great. Used Ve resin and short strand filler to make a milkshake.



Old body work from high school



Milkshake to level it out

sanded the whole dash to prep for paint