Martian

Could've gone with something soothing, like Steel Panther

Truckin

iTrader: (4)

Nice job...looks good

Shovel-ready project

You will notice a good bit of thermal insulation too. I did that on a Wrangler a few years ago and I discovered that cold air comes out of these holes in the dashboard.

Red96

your right man, its hot as f^ck inside the cabin if im running no air. This truck really holds in the heat now. As well as the cold air when I have the a/c on. Guess it will pay off this winter,lol.

Red96

Red96

Red96

Built this t-line enclosure for a pair of Massive Audio Summo 6" subs. All I can say is WOW!! Dont let the size fool you. These things get loud and hit low. But,unfortunately,the box sticks out a lil too much for my liking because my seat is back as far as it can go but still makes for an uncomfortable ride. Box is only 5.5" thick but still too much because of the height. Back to the drawing board. Sold the subs and think i found something that will work for me.

Speedfreak400

what brand products did you use?

Red96

Kenwood h/u but replaced with an Alpine.
Massive Audio Subs but being replaced with a Cadence 8"sub
Powerbass amps
Jbl p660c componet speakers.
Sky high wire,Monster rcas

boom50cal

nice t-line. big surprise to see somebody here running one. usually it's just pre-fab garbage...

That sound deadener makes a wonder of a difference, doesn't it? People don't usually take that advice when it's given, but it's insane what $150-200 of deadner and some MLV will do to a sound stage.