dewoof01
15+ Year Contributor
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- Dec 22, 2005
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Beaverton,
Oregon
OK so I'm a car audio freak, always have been, now the eclipse is really not ideal for sound quality which I am a fan of but i'm a DSM guy and my project car was always going to be an eclipse. This project consists of a complete interior remodel, all dyed panels black, new racing seats, new audio, new headliner, as well as an upgraded stereo. The goals for this project were as follows:
-Keep audio component costs low
-Simple clean install, nothing flashy
-Use install techniques to gain sound quality rather than expensive components.
-Sound Quality as a top goal second only to clean/factory appearance
It you like loud pounding bass, and want people to hear your car a mile away, then click off this thread as you won't give a crap about this because you don't care about sound quality. I am going to avoid posting pictures of the new interior pieces and going only for the audio portion. Some points of the project:
300+ feet of wiring
90-100 different connections
Full car sound deadener top to bottom
New False floor for sub enclosure and amp
12" ID12 sub
Image Dynamics 165 ctx components
Knukonceptz wiring
Pioneer 80prs head unit
MB Quart OA1100.5 5 channel amp
Just finishing up the sub enclosure hopefully tomorrow, have to cover the other half of the floor in vinyl and install the sub. Will post more pics tomorrow.
Trunk Sound deadener
Door Sound Deadener
Outside Door Skin Sound Deadener
Floor Sound Deadener
Front Midbass and custom Baffles
Floor Ensolite coverage
Wire Termination And Labeling
Cable Runs to Trunk
Front Speaker Termination Blocks
Cables in trunk from front
Sub Box and False Floor Bracing
Sub Box and Amp Rack
Rear Termination Block & Cable Management
Amp & Top half of false floor
Sub Moutned and templated for rear false floor portion
-Keep audio component costs low
-Simple clean install, nothing flashy
-Use install techniques to gain sound quality rather than expensive components.
-Sound Quality as a top goal second only to clean/factory appearance
It you like loud pounding bass, and want people to hear your car a mile away, then click off this thread as you won't give a crap about this because you don't care about sound quality. I am going to avoid posting pictures of the new interior pieces and going only for the audio portion. Some points of the project:
300+ feet of wiring
90-100 different connections
Full car sound deadener top to bottom
New False floor for sub enclosure and amp
12" ID12 sub
Image Dynamics 165 ctx components
Knukonceptz wiring
Pioneer 80prs head unit
MB Quart OA1100.5 5 channel amp
Just finishing up the sub enclosure hopefully tomorrow, have to cover the other half of the floor in vinyl and install the sub. Will post more pics tomorrow.
Trunk Sound deadener
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[/IMG]Door Sound Deadener
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[/IMG]Outside Door Skin Sound Deadener
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[/IMG]Floor Sound Deadener
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[/IMG]Front Midbass and custom Baffles
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Floor Ensolite coverage
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[/IMG]Wire Termination And Labeling
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[/IMG]Cable Runs to Trunk
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[/IMG]Front Speaker Termination Blocks
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[/IMG]Cables in trunk from front
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[/IMG]Sub Box and False Floor Bracing
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[/IMG]Sub Box and Amp Rack
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[/IMG]Rear Termination Block & Cable Management
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[/IMG]Amp & Top half of false floor
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[/IMG]Sub Moutned and templated for rear false floor portion
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