Sub/Rack enclosure for my Ridgeline

[JLstereoexploit]

thats startin to look good. makes me wanna go out and start making one for my blazer... ha

 

[vpkb1998 10+ year member]

thanks guys

the only gripe i have is with the way the logos are facing. the main reason for this is the amps terminals

the fleece is from Joanne's fabric, cheapest non-printed

the amp will be mounted with screws on all four corners, it's sitting on double 3/4 mdf base so the screws will not protrude into the box

 

[baseballer1100 5,000+ posts]

Sweet looking enclosure.

 

[THUNDERBIRD 10+ year member]

thanks guys
the only gripe i have is with the way the logos are facing. the main reason for this is the amps terminals

the fleece is from Joanne's fabric, cheapest non-printed

the amp will be mounted with screws on all four corners, it's sitting on double 3/4 mdf base so the screws will not protrude into the box

looks really good, i like how it all fits under the seat. as fas as ur gripe you could just put the amp so the logos match and attempt to router out a groove in the rack and run the wires under the amp so the logos match up. any neon going in this? and those are some high quality pictures

 

[Ebbsnflows]

This is probably a dumb-*** question (I'm an enclosure newbie)...but where do you get the Rings? Are those home-made? Or can you buy them?

 

[Pull9Gs 10+ year member]

the only gripe i have is with the way the logos are facing.

Yeah I spotted that pretty quickly.

You could turn the woofers round (obviously?) so that their logos were facing the right way so that would sort that part…

And for the amp you could possibly, maybe remove the old logos, but would probably me impossible to get the brushing to match, and then use vinyl or repaint them on the other way round using a stencil.

Alternatively you could paint the whole of that part of the casing and then put new logos on the other way round.

Black as are now available in the slash range:

Possibly get a replacement cover as a spare part from JL if available so if your not happy you can always go back to the standard one.

Or find a different way of wiring? Amp on blocks?

Just suggestions.

Also what do you (and everybody else) think of JL products? Just im looking into buying some (sorry if im hi-jacking)

Leo

 

[vpkb1998 10+ year member]

ok, i dropped the box off yesterday and got it back this afternoon

the bedliner came out great, i'm really liking it. i will install the box tomorrow

i think i'm ok the the logo facing to the front of the car

leo - i really lilke jl products, the price may be a little too high, imo

 

[iamamp3pimp 5,000+ posts]

holy crap that is really nice bro. I mean really nice.

that bedliner......just how durable is it? I mean will it scratch off after a full cure?

 

[vpkb1998 10+ year member]

its fully cured, it will not scratch off, tuff as a rihno

 

[mendon99 10+ year member]

very nice work sir. shoulda came stock

 

[johnnyfive 10+ year member]

you can throw your tools/junk/whatever you would throw in your tuck bed, i wouldnt imagin there will be any problems on a sub box //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/smile.gif.1ebc41e1811405b213edfc4622c41e27.gif

 

[iamamp3pimp 5,000+ posts]

true. I just dont have a truck, or know anything about bedliner.

 

[vpkb1998 10+ year member]

the enclosure is finished, subs and amp installed. the bass sounds great for a guesstimated volume, barely noticed any difference from my old rectangle box

im just going to wrap the wiring in split looms

 

[NoLimit 10+ year member]

Wow that looks really nice man.

Great job //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/smile.gif.1ebc41e1811405b213edfc4622c41e27.gif

 

[jeeper07 5,000+ posts]

what camera is that those are some NICE pics