Wow, haven't seen this thread in ages.

Still one of my favorites though.

 

great install where did you get the idmax in chrome i would like to buy some also if you don't mind me asking how much did you pay for it thanks

 

Great install that compliments the car.

 

that install is sweet, love it
great job

 

I just bumped this thread because of the kicks...

 

thats pretty expensive for an install like that..IMO how much was the stereo equipment itself?

 

I love the kick panels!! have an install that HAS to be done in ten (10) days. I'm REALLY interested in the kick panels. Where can I get a pair ASAP??? Thanks!!

 

Check original post date...damm nice work for '02

 

Nice work for 06....

 

Its my favorit install by far.

I am going to try to build my kicks in the same fashion this June. I'll document the process well.

 

Where does the spare tire go?

 

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bwahahahha. where does the spare go?


ps. in the garage

 

I guess you could put the spare in the passenger seat...or mount it to the rear bumper.

 

I have the same Dynaudios and used this thread to create my kick panels. They turned our very good, I went with a darker color vinyl to cover, but the pics of how they mounted and bondo'd helped immensely. I literaly brought the computer to the garage and built while looking at the pics. His install is still one of my favorites...

 

like the swinging mounted tire you see on a bronco, or gran vitara.

That would be a sweet photochop

 

How that installer got those panels to keep their shape hold on to the plastic is amazing. Perhaps I didn't prep the plastic correctly but as soon as the resin hardened up, it all came up off the plastic.

 

I roughed them up pretty good with 100 grit. If it didn't work, I would have been screwed. I also used a screw to hold the wood cutout in place, which I actually glassed right over, so that may helped as well...

Did you ever redo them, or did you just use some gorilla glue to keep them in place?

 

looks fippin gorgeous! you should be proud to pop that hatch haha. so what was the actual cubic footage of the box? and no port?
heres mine...not AS pretty but i did it myself and got almost 6 cubic feet for the 12's

 

That looks pretty good as well. I take it you don't golf!

 

I think I screwed up when I used hot glue to hold down some of the fleece on the plastic. Next time I am going to rough the hell out of it with 100 grit....oh well.

I ended up scraping out as much hot glue as possible and re glassing in the areas the resin didn't hold.

What did you cover yours in?