This is what I have done to my 98 Accord recently. It was a few week process that I worked on when I had time and nothing special compared to some of the peoples on here, but I did put decent amount of work into it and just thought I would post some pics. Originally I did not think about putting it up till after I had already finished so I did have some pictures but not of every single step of the process. I am still new to getting pictures on here so not to sure how to do it any other way than attaching the files
In the first picture I had just taken my box out and started working on getting everything out of the trunk
Next I had made a temp-let of how the inside was made where I was going to be mounting the wood, cut it out and started cutting the holes out for my speakers
After this I mounted the wood with the subs already attached and secured it to the car, also I ran some of my wire better to make everything easier and look nice when it was finished, then made some new grounds and sealed up any spots around the wood
I cut a piece of wood out for the floor and it fit a little loosly before putting the carpet walls back in, but after the sheet of wood was nice and snug
Running all my wires under the carpet I mounted my amps upside down to the bottom of the wood hanging down into the section where the spare tire used to be making them out of site and giving me my trunk space back //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/biggrin.gif.d71a5d36fcbab170f2364c9f2e3946cb.gif and then mounted my second battery over on the side with a couple of brackets to make sure it was not going anywhere
I decide to do this because I wanted my trunk space back and the box was not letting me get what I wanted out of my subs. Now they sound a lot better and love the lows
If you took the time to check this out, thanks.
If anyone is interested this is the guide I followed that helped me do this
First go at an infinite baffle install. - Car Audio | DiyMobileAudio.com | Car Stereo Forum
In the first picture I had just taken my box out and started working on getting everything out of the trunk
Next I had made a temp-let of how the inside was made where I was going to be mounting the wood, cut it out and started cutting the holes out for my speakers
After this I mounted the wood with the subs already attached and secured it to the car, also I ran some of my wire better to make everything easier and look nice when it was finished, then made some new grounds and sealed up any spots around the wood
I cut a piece of wood out for the floor and it fit a little loosly before putting the carpet walls back in, but after the sheet of wood was nice and snug
Running all my wires under the carpet I mounted my amps upside down to the bottom of the wood hanging down into the section where the spare tire used to be making them out of site and giving me my trunk space back //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/biggrin.gif.d71a5d36fcbab170f2364c9f2e3946cb.gif and then mounted my second battery over on the side with a couple of brackets to make sure it was not going anywhere
I decide to do this because I wanted my trunk space back and the box was not letting me get what I wanted out of my subs. Now they sound a lot better and love the lows
If you took the time to check this out, thanks.
If anyone is interested this is the guide I followed that helped me do this
First go at an infinite baffle install. - Car Audio | DiyMobileAudio.com | Car Stereo Forum
