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It depends on how sharp of an angle I want. On this last piece, I wanted the bends to be more rounded to match the dash better so I kept my hammer away from the corners. If I want a nice sharp 90, I will clamp the piece directly to the table top edge and hammer it nice and flat all the way to the corners.
#80
Made some speaker boxes to go with the new radio. They will fit right under each side of the seat. I mixed a little old school desert camo (mine) and new school desert camo (my son's). Probably a waste since they will be tucked under the seat for the most part. They are 5 1/4" and 3 1/4" Kenwoods that I took out of my son's car after it was totaled.
#82
Speakers Version 1.0 was a no go. They fit under the seat, but any little bump and I bottomed out on the speaker box. Same thing if I put them behind the seat. They would fit, but the cushioning was gone.
So here is Version 2.0
I slide the seat all of the way forward and slip everything under. I have velcro holding it down to the metal floor, and I figure that when I get the carpet in, the velcro will still be used since it is on the contours of the floor.
The last thing I need to do is put a fuse in line on the yellow power wire.
So here is Version 2.0
I slide the seat all of the way forward and slip everything under. I have velcro holding it down to the metal floor, and I figure that when I get the carpet in, the velcro will still be used since it is on the contours of the floor.
The last thing I need to do is put a fuse in line on the yellow power wire.
#83
I pulled the system out of my son's car after he got T-boned. 2 years later, when I fire it up, his CD starts cranking. I think that he is going to like tunes in the truck. It took me a little bit to get this new fangled gizmo adjusted just right. I didn't get the bass figured out in the video, but I will not need a sub in here.
http://vid49.photobucket.com/albums/...psxuavf0yt.mp4
http://vid49.photobucket.com/albums/...psxuavf0yt.mp4
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