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Old 06-16-2010, 05:43 AM
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kick panels with HSK163 the third speaker is in the door.



subs

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more pics at sonuscaraudio.com in the gallery under project 350z
Old 06-16-2010, 06:07 AM
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I like the design but the kick plate is a terrible place to mount a tweeter.
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Originally Posted by w0rM
I like the design but the kick plate is a terrible place to mount a tweeter.
actually, no it's not - it simply depends on what tweeter, the design of the panel and the rest of the setup of the system

OP you should list what exact stuff you're using, and you need way better pics - those look like they were taken by someone out on a rough ocean trip!

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wow great work op! i hope suspension is next on your mod list?
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Is that wrapped in di-noc?
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What makes this system so Italian? Complete?
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Looks sweet on the surface man, you should post some DIY's broken down to each item... all of it looks really cool.
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Originally Posted by kacz07
What makes this system so Italian? Complete?
I think it's because Hertz is an Italian brand? :P
Old 06-16-2010, 07:59 PM
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Originally Posted by revvenue
Looks sweet on the surface man, you should post some DIY's broken down to each item... all of it looks really cool.
i Cant do that my buddy Micah who Owns Sonus car audio would kill me.

and it just CF vinyl, i cant remember the brand he had it around and i like it so thats what we went with.
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Originally Posted by Z1 Performance
actually, no it's not - it simply depends on what tweeter, the design of the panel and the rest of the setup of the system

OP you should list what exact stuff you're using, and you need way better pics - those look like they were taken by someone out on a rough ocean trip!
i also have another set of tweeter mounted in the a piller to bring the sound stage up because it seemed to be sitting on the floor, they helped a lot.

as for the exact stuff i could honestly tell you, i did some of the wiring and stuf most of the grunt work bu Micah and Owen over at Sonus did Most of the art work i just came up with the ideas, somewhat.
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Originally Posted by zaperroni
wow great work op! i hope suspension is next on your mod list?
it scrapes as it is the only way i would do a suspension mod is with bags so i could raise it up.
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very nice
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I sure hope your using a processor with that stock headunit otherwise I can't imagine that setup sounding all that good.
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I've heard the carbon vinyl is hard to work with from some of the other install threads on here. What was your experience with it? May've just been the brand too...
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Originally Posted by revvenue
I've heard the carbon vinyl is hard to work with from some of the other install threads on here. What was your experience with it? May've just been the brand too...
it was pretty easy to work with honestly, it just has more to due with the glue you use. and making sure to actually spray both side down and because it sticks to itself, but it doesnt really stretch that much. so if you are hoping to stretch it out and have it fit its not gonna happen really.

and yes i replaced the stock head unit with a kenwood dnx 9960
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Originally Posted by Kwame@z1Auto
I sure hope your using a processor with that stock headunit otherwise I can't imagine that setup sounding all that good.
yes i replaced the stock head unit with a kenwood dnx 9960

but the main goal of the install was making everything look like it is supposed to be there from the factory, and not gaudy.

also we miced it and tuned it a little while ago.
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looks good
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amps?
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Originally Posted by orgasm_donor
amps?
well first i was running a jl 1000 watt when i just had the subs then when i added everything else i moved too a LRX 5.1k
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Originally Posted by Cossack
it was pretty easy to work with honestly, it just has more to due with the glue you use. and making sure to actually spray both side down and because it sticks to itself, but it doesnt really stretch that much. so if you are hoping to stretch it out and have it fit its not gonna happen really.

and yes i replaced the stock head unit with a kenwood dnx 9960
I'm in a nitpicking mood... Kenwood is Japanese not Italian.


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