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Old Aug 24, 2007 | 02:19 PM
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Default Newest Stealth G35 install done :)

well, just got finished with the newest G35 stealth install...this time in a brand new 07 Coupe.

The goals:

1. superb sound quality
2. not loose a single ounce of trunk space
3. a little bit of show factor


well, the main challenge for htis car, acutally, is my self I am determined to not do the same install twice, yet there is very limited amount of space avaiable in the G coupe for a full stealth install, when i am using basically the same subs, same amp and speakers as two of my previous stealth G installs, it makes it much tougher, as there are only so many ways to fit those things in the trunk well..

anyway, lets get started:

upfront, the customer supplied an alpine IVA-W205 double din headunit, this was installed via the dd finisher, the alpine presented a challenge becusae it comes with a gigantic trim ring that cannot be cut and doesnt come close to fitting. so i made one with a thin sheet of abs plastic...the HU is also mounted to be flush with the opening. the DLS remote bass control resides in the ashtray area, and the ipod cable was routed to the glovebox. the stock nav voice was fully retained, it passes through the bose amp and talks out of hte back quater panel speaker (car is front stage only for sound), and is quite loud



front stage is a set of DLS ultimate iridium 6.3 3 way comp set, as usual, the midbass goes int he stock door location and the entire door is dampened and sealed, while the midrange and tweets are flushed into the kicks:









moving to the trunk, here is the normal view of the trunk, in stealth mode, as you can see, NOTHING shows



pull the carpet off and here is hwat it looks like, a fake floor was constructed in the center wheel well area. with three grilles, the floor is vinly covered:





now, going back to the need to create something different...here is hte end result. obviously the theme here is metal. the DLS reference RA50 5 channel amp with its titanium colored heatsink sits upfront, while two image dynamics ID10 subs sit on a aluminum baffle, whcih was hand sanded a bit to give it an industrial look, while another alum baffle holds my logo towards hte back i arranged things a little differently than before also putting hte subs behind the amp versus the other way. but in general, gives it a unique look compared to my installs in the past on the sme car with the same subs










overall, it sounds very good, as in the past cases with the same gear...but i am beginning to worry about what to do next when another G coupe comes around asking for hte same kind of install with the same gear lol
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Old Aug 24, 2007 | 02:29 PM
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Very nice as usual.
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Old Aug 24, 2007 | 02:52 PM
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dude are the kicks stock with comps

or was there any alterations to the kicks????
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Old Aug 24, 2007 | 03:10 PM
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Amazing work as always.
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Old Aug 24, 2007 | 03:15 PM
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the kicks are fully dampened.

you can get away with this with DLS sealed back dome mids...

if you are going with what you were going with, as in a 4" normal mid, no way they can fit, and need to do something more like this:





not to mention DLS dome mids work great off axis

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Old Aug 24, 2007 | 05:03 PM
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Originally Posted by 16psibrick
the kicks are fully dampened.

you can get away with this with DLS sealed back dome mids...

if you are going with what you were going with, as in a 4" normal mid, no way they can fit, and need to do something more like this:





not to mention DLS dome mids work great off axis

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gotta ya

but were going with 5.25 not 4

these are what you fabing in http://www.buycdt.com/es52i_2.htm


these are what i just put in nazar pods http://www.buycdt.com/es062i_2.htm
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Old Aug 24, 2007 | 05:12 PM
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yeah then definfely need to be molded
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Old Aug 25, 2007 | 09:37 AM
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^^^^^^^^^^BING ^^^^^^^^^^^^
yeszir

we gonna mold
hopefully get it out to you this week
and thanks
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