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Hawk
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1987ZTPI wrote: Hey Adrian what are you gonna do for springs? I kno all the MDF and stereo equipment adds to rear end weight fast. Well here are some ride hieght pic's for you
Without stereo
With sub box
Compaired to front
over all ride height
not too bad considering my shocks are pouched and I can add Cargo springs if I need to
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1987ZTPI
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Hell ya thats sits good, I hope my car sits that high in the back when i tow a trailer home this march. I bought some of those spring helpers, aswell as 2 sets of polyurethane spring isolaters about 1/2". How much does everything weigh, est guess?
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mikesz1984
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hey adrian what did it take to get those speakers to fit in the doors? was there any modifying that had to be done
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Hawk
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mikesz1984 wrote: hey adrian what did it take to get those speakers to fit in the doors? was there any modifying that had to be done Yes, I h8 the large door box's, so wanted something that looked stock. Brian designed and built them for the car and did an amazing job keeping the stock look, they give the magnet just enuff room to clear the window motor/door internals. Too help with the lack of depth i used the HERTZ Space series mid speaker which is really shallow. With this set-up I actualy have room for two 6.5" doors speakers per side and may add a 2nd pair yet, still undesided.
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Hawk
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1987ZTPI wrote: How much does everything weigh, est guess? Not sure of the weight, but it takes two to lift just the box in and out without the sub's in it, and W7's are not a light sub, i'd say at least a couple hundred pounds extra back there
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Wrecked
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Hawk wrote: 1987ZTPI wrote: How much does everything weigh, est guess? Not sure of the weight, but it takes two to lift just the box in and out without the sub's in it, and W7's are not a light sub, i'd say at least a couple hundred pounds extra back there Shit dude I'd say at least box was heavy with the 2 of us... _________________
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Ape Man
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Looking good dude, should sound killer!
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Had a listen to the final product today.
To say this car hits HARD is an understatement. Had some Ace of Base and Ice Cube in the CD player. The two ported JL's hit a ton and the mids and highs are impressive. VERY NICE.
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Hawk
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ktuga
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first time i saw this thread.. good job! are u still using that hard drive in the car? how bout doing a front plate for the console to fit a 2 din stereo? 
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Hawk
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I dont like the look of the 2 din's in our car's, heck I dont even like the din and a halfs, but to each there own 
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mikesz1984
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i ad a din and a half in my car for a while, it was a pain in the ass, it was an alpine unit i bought,
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ktuga
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Hawk wrote: I dont like the look of the 2 din's in our car's, heck I dont even like the din and a halfs, but to each there own well.. u can change ideas one day after seeing mine. i havent brought it home, i just need to counterbore since im using socket head cap screws  mikesz1984 wrote: i ad a din and a half in my car for a while, it was a pain in the ass, it was an alpine unit i bought, i seen those units. the only down is no aux input. they look good special if u have a black interior
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