damn thats a clean install but how are you getting the stock covers over the front speakers???
and can you do this in a e30 i have some 6.5's that i want to put in the front
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I think having the stock looking panel intact and factory looking there is a good idea to hide it. Looks like there is enough tint that leavin the panel at home wont hurt their sound quality/theft issues.Leave a comment:
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manufacture date can be misleading, a 9/93 could be a '94 if the manufacturer is hyping the model (I have seen a car built in January be for the next year before) best way to tell is the emissions sticker under the hood as it is required to have the correct model year of the carI thought 9/93 was still a 93.........is it different for german cars?
I have been around mostly domestic and jap cars and iirc cars manufacture on the month 10 were considered the year newer.
Same tweeters as Lukes car f/r, same crossovers, same power, same subwoofer, rears are 5.25 xp's
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I thought 9/93 was still a 93.........is it different for german cars?
I have been around mostly domestic and jap cars and iirc cars manufacture on the month 10 were considered the year newer.
Same tweeters as Lukes car f/r, same crossovers, same power, same subwoofer, rears are 5.25 xp's
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I want to know whos car this is! It looks just like mine, except mines a 94 and full of mice, lol.
What did you guys do for rear speakers? Or nothing at all? Tweeters up front all stock?Leave a comment:
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More pics: this bitch is being quite diffucult to deal with, plus I no longer seem to have a brain.

Yeah, we are gonna ventilate it somehow.
Dunno, the damn thing just rocks.
Best front stage I have ever hear in a stock location BMW install.Leave a comment:
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Doesn't the panel that covers the spare tire area muffle th sound quite a bit? I would think it would block the ports. Or is that piece being left out now?Leave a comment:
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Start building e30 vert dual 8's box!;)
Come on luke get some build. Hoping for one before Christmas! :DLeave a comment:
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The calculator and our measurements.
When we build a sub box we start with a tape measure and pencil & paper.
Then a calculator.
Wood, small test pieces.
Then with a little creativity you get what is pictured above.
That box took me about 12hrs to build.
Fun stuff.
And a thank you to stereoinstaller1 for over a year now has teaching me how to install professionally.
Thanks again.
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thats looking sick. if only I had the money and time do mine up right like that. but my car has no spare tireLeave a comment:





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