eze-edsel

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^ cool thanks for the info and write up. I will def make my own subbox once I start working on the interior of the Z. gotta finish with the exterior and suspension first.

kyouki350z

Enjoy! and post when your done!

350zspl

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nice job

eze-edsel

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sure will. like I said I think I am going to wrap it in carbon fiber. So it will match my dash and rear strut bar that I will be wrapping as well. But i have to wait til my exterior and suspension is done on the car. probaly wont be til later this year. LOW FUNDS now a days.

kyouki350z

Hahaha I feel you on the funds man in Kansas tags/tax on this car killed me but im recovering! haha and for the carbonfiber I have looked into that in the past on a box i did. if i rember for the same size of pack i get for fiberglass 6$ it was 75$ for carbonfiber, this was a year or so back though! and you have to use a differnt resign and lay it perfect and smooth for the weave to look good! if you pull it off on your first try major talent just dont mess up haha $$$$$$$$$!

J0NNy

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gj

eze-edsel

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yeah Im going to try it out first on a couple things I have laying around the house. Cause I eventualy want to wrap my center dash. but we'll see how everything turns out.

But good work though.

dryseals

Not bad, if you plan on making more like this one, look into a Jasper jig for the holes. Also when cutting using a jig saw, mount a peice of straight wood as a guide for your straight cuts. How thick did you make your fiberglass? I've worked fiberglass for many years and might be able to help with a few tricks here and there.

kyouki350z

Sorry did not respond in a timely manner I forgot about this thread haha! but yah I used a lot of basic tools! but all in all things look and fit perfect! The fiberglass is about 4 layers total including the first sheet with just resign on it. being that it is all curved and no flat areas it is really strong!