Stereo fiberglass, with pictures

[noah360]

Hey all,
Just thought i'd share how i did my fiberglass in the hatch.
lemme know what you think

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[vanilla gorilla]

It doesnt look bad. Its not a bad concept at all. Looks like its coming apart around the latch, or its just loose or something. The only thing that would make it look better is some better quality audio equipment.

 

[boostedjay32]

Put another kicker on there.

 

[NeMiZiS]

Is that dust on the top of your tail lights?
The box looks to be well made ,except around the latch area looks great!

 

[e85_4g63]

Have any pictures during construction?

 

[tec_41]

Nice! I run 2 of those CVR's myself

But the Sony Xplod?!? Hmm...ha ha

The box looks great, well done!

 

[noah360]

I have some during construction somewhere, and ya i just took those while i'm putting in my FMIC so it's a bit dusty. The hatch latch part actually cracked last summer, the heat is so hot hitting in there it just couldn't take it. i plan to redo with a whole new setup this summer

Also in the back

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[TurboTerror99]

It looks pretty good. I think you could have had a little bit better attention to detail. I like the lay-out and concept though. Oh yeah, get a pair of matching amps if you're gonna show it off, playa!

 

[spdtuned]

Looks good. What'd you do for the sub enclosure? or are you running it free air?

 

[ratatack]

very nice

 

[noah360]

Custom kicker box ported under fiberglass

 

[jdodds]

Im not a huge fan of tons of fiberglass in the car. Everyone has their preferences though. Doesnt look half bad either. Heres some stuff Ive done on an RX-7 with just a bunch of MDF wood and cheap carpet. In the trunk, I started with just bare metal, raised the overall level of the floor about 3", moved the battery to the rear, made an enclosure for a 500W power acoustik amp and phoenix gold crossover, and carpeted everything. Up front, I removed the passenger airbag and turned it into a compartment for the tien coilover box, hks evc, and defi gauge controller. Not bad for under $75 in materials and about 6 hours of work.

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[dsmfa9nutter]

I really like that airbag delete!