Build in progress 2005 Trailblazer LT

[bizzy07 10+ year member]

Finally getting around to putting a system in the Trailblazer! I bought this almost a year ago and am finally scratching the itch to have a better sounds.

I have been in to the car audio scene for quite a while but, I am going to start off relitivily modest with this build.

Equipment:

Alpine cda-9886 (installed)

Audioque 4x90 (installed)

Audioque first gen components in front and rear doors (installed)

Audioque 2200 (installed)

Audioque HDC4 18" dual 1 ohm (due here Tuesday)

Optima yellow top group 3400 under hood (installed)

Knukonceptz KLMX 1/0 cable, 4 runs front to rear (installed)

Big three done with 2/0 welding cable (installed)

XS D3100 in rear (coming soon)

Mechman 270 amp alt (coming soon)

Custom sub enclosure (built but waiting for sub):

6ft^3 net

35 hz

108in^2 port

Pics: (will get some shots of the truck soon)

Favorite thing purchased for this build //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/biggrin.gif.d71a5d36fcbab170f2364c9f2e3946cb.gif

Only shot before being finished:

First time using the rabbeted side panel method for carpeting:

Love knukonceptz' 8ga speaker cable!:

That is all for now but this will be coming together soon. I will be running the HDC4 @ 2 ohms until the funds are available for electrical upgrades and then will be dropping it to 1/2 ohm. This should allow a good amount of time for the sub to get broken in.

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[keep_hope_alive Premium Member]

note with that table saw that the extensions might not be the exact same size as the main table. that is a concern when the guide overlaps the seam, then the guide can lose true perpendicular and you can get binding at the blade. it can be a PITA to cut some dimensions. the best thing to do is laminate a later on the extensions so they are the same size as the main table (usually they are a bit smalller) so the guide can overlap the seam and remain true.

cool box.

 

[bizzy07 10+ year member]

The fence doesn't square the best even on the main part of the table. I measure both the front and back of the blade always just like I would on any table saw.

 

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Some more pics...

The beast finally came in!