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Alright so starts the project log of my trunk. I am taking out the Honda cardboard "floor" and replacing it with a sheet of MDF, this sheet will be screwed into a couple 2x4s that will be bolted to the trunk.
I have to be able to access the spare tire so I cant make a false floor and put the amps flush in the floor, so Im building them on top of the floor.
Day 1 -
To Access the spare tire properly I had to make some sort of hinge system in the floor. So i traced the Honda cutout of the floor onto MDF, and cut it out with a Jigsaw. Then using cardboard as a guide to get an idea, I figured out where I needed to put the hinges to be able to get to the spare. You can see my incredible skills iwth the jigsaw in this pic //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/wink.gif.608e3ea05f1a9f98611af0861652f8fb.gif oh well, gotta learn somehow!
Here is a shot with the hinges in action:
And here is the soon to be floor of the trunk:
Next I started making the enclosure for the amps. The enclosure will hold a Kicker Kx 1200.1 and a JL 300/4. The Kicker is a huge amp so the enclosure takes up quite a bit of space. Its about 5" tall, and 24"/26" wide and long respectively. Here is the acrylic/plexiglass stuff that will go over the enclosure:
its not blue, its just covered in blue plastic //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/smile.gif.1ebc41e1811405b213edfc4622c41e27.gif
and here is the enclosure on the floor, test fitting the Kicker, the JL is still under my seat in the old install, haven't removed it yet.
That's Day 1, I will be doing as much as I can tomorrow, probably routing the holes for wiring tomorrow, do pretty much everything I can until I get the wire. Thanks for looking !
I have to be able to access the spare tire so I cant make a false floor and put the amps flush in the floor, so Im building them on top of the floor.
Day 1 -
To Access the spare tire properly I had to make some sort of hinge system in the floor. So i traced the Honda cutout of the floor onto MDF, and cut it out with a Jigsaw. Then using cardboard as a guide to get an idea, I figured out where I needed to put the hinges to be able to get to the spare. You can see my incredible skills iwth the jigsaw in this pic //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/wink.gif.608e3ea05f1a9f98611af0861652f8fb.gif oh well, gotta learn somehow!
Here is a shot with the hinges in action:
And here is the soon to be floor of the trunk:
Next I started making the enclosure for the amps. The enclosure will hold a Kicker Kx 1200.1 and a JL 300/4. The Kicker is a huge amp so the enclosure takes up quite a bit of space. Its about 5" tall, and 24"/26" wide and long respectively. Here is the acrylic/plexiglass stuff that will go over the enclosure:
its not blue, its just covered in blue plastic //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/smile.gif.1ebc41e1811405b213edfc4622c41e27.gif
and here is the enclosure on the floor, test fitting the Kicker, the JL is still under my seat in the old install, haven't removed it yet.
That's Day 1, I will be doing as much as I can tomorrow, probably routing the holes for wiring tomorrow, do pretty much everything I can until I get the wire. Thanks for looking !