Got-V8 that is cool I bet it wouldnt be hard to just screw a box onto the cover is it possible anyone? 
Show your Sub/Amp setup
Originally Posted by DevonsZ
Spy2520
Are you running the 5500's looks like there 12's. Just asking because thats what I have. Have you ever had it metered to see what it hits?
Are you running the 5500's looks like there 12's. Just asking because thats what I have. Have you ever had it metered to see what it hits?
Here is my setup, box is from subthump they no longer make it. The box flips back and hides everything or you can flip it forward to show everything, only downfall is you cant see the bird.
Here is my setup. We took pics while doing the install. The system consists of: Jenson VM9410, JL Audio XR650-csi Components, JL Audio XR650-cxi Coaxials, JL Audio 10w3v2 w/ stealthbox, JL Audio 250/1, JL Audio 300/4
All other pics can be found here
All other pics can be found here
Here's my setup, though the wiring has been cleaned up considerably since the pics. Totally steath except for the HU and tweets and they blend nicely. I'm into sound and not bling. Also wanted to keep storage as I actually have to use my car. 
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Teching In
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Just thought i also shared my set up.. i got 2 kicker 10" L5 powered by mtx ta5601 the 4 channel is the mtx ta3404, head unit panasonic cqc7301u i got infinity's in the front and in the middle.. none in the rear. with the tsunami 1.2 farad cap. I work @ circuit city in car audio dept. those guys helped me alot too.. night pics coming soon ...
On The Tree
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From: NY
I got all my ideas from various members here to upgrade my system in my 2000 Z/28.
1.Stock Head unit (Monsoon with tape cassette because I use a portable
20GB hard drive/MP3 player with a tape adapter. I know, not the best but sounds terrific enough)
2.Replaced door speakers with the Alpine SP 170A's (mid base runs off monsoon amp and tweeters runs off head unit.)
3. The GMC-12C PAC unit for line out to subwoofer amp.
4. I built my own stealthbox with 10" sub and made my own AMP rack. Thanks to your links to subthump, I was able to mimmick their designs by picture. Cost me under 35.00 to make both pieces. Here are pics:
Raw wood construction
http://endeavorquest.net:8880/images...ofer board.jpg
Amp Rack Carpeted
http://endeavorquest.net:8880/images... finished2.jpg
My best bud and I installed the AMP, subwoofer and capacitor last night.
I used an SPL 10" 1200W DVC sub (550W RMS) and a SoundStorm 2 channel 1200 Watt AMP in Bridged Mono. WOW!!!!! does this little sub hit hard!!.
I will have pictures up tonight of the finished product.
EDIT: Finished product:
http://endeavorquest.net:8880/images...tallation1.jpg
The Blue RCA cable and Red Power Cables have to be extended so I can hide them completely. Just made it this way with the AMP kit cable lengths. Just not long enough. But other than that, all done and working great.
Time to wash her up and vacuum!!
Thanks again everyone!! You helped more than you know.
Keys
1.Stock Head unit (Monsoon with tape cassette because I use a portable
20GB hard drive/MP3 player with a tape adapter. I know, not the best but sounds terrific enough)
2.Replaced door speakers with the Alpine SP 170A's (mid base runs off monsoon amp and tweeters runs off head unit.)
3. The GMC-12C PAC unit for line out to subwoofer amp.
4. I built my own stealthbox with 10" sub and made my own AMP rack. Thanks to your links to subthump, I was able to mimmick their designs by picture. Cost me under 35.00 to make both pieces. Here are pics:
Raw wood construction
http://endeavorquest.net:8880/images...ofer board.jpg
Amp Rack Carpeted
http://endeavorquest.net:8880/images... finished2.jpg
My best bud and I installed the AMP, subwoofer and capacitor last night.
I used an SPL 10" 1200W DVC sub (550W RMS) and a SoundStorm 2 channel 1200 Watt AMP in Bridged Mono. WOW!!!!! does this little sub hit hard!!.
I will have pictures up tonight of the finished product.
EDIT: Finished product:
http://endeavorquest.net:8880/images...tallation1.jpg
The Blue RCA cable and Red Power Cables have to be extended so I can hide them completely. Just made it this way with the AMP kit cable lengths. Just not long enough. But other than that, all done and working great.
Time to wash her up and vacuum!!
Thanks again everyone!! You helped more than you know.
Keys
Last edited by Keysplayr; Nov 19, 2005 at 10:35 PM.
Staging Lane
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From: TEXAS
Originally Posted by HorsePowerKing
i just have one question, why do u spend money on subs and amps when you could be spending it on performance and go-fast stuff
The car is already fast, and I've done every bolt on thing to the engine that I could. I love music just as much as I love a good exhaust note. When my engine needs work done to it or when I blow it, then I'll spend the money for more performance mods. I like a little bit of everything.
I just finished building my sub box and installing the box. I got a great deal on kenwood sub 12' and it sounds great. I have it running on a us coustic amp.
I built the box close to specs. I made it enough so i can install it behind the rear bench seat when rear window closed. I accomplished this but decided to put it in the t-top area when not using the t-tops. But I had to make a little box, to sit just above the t-top inserts. And it hits louder it seems, with the sub facing the rear windshield then behind the rear seats.
The cool thing is when I want to take off the t-tops, I just place the speaker box behind the rear bench seat and the t-tops go in the storage area.
The amp, I have on the driver side area where people put there stealth sub box.
I havn't gotten it carpeted yet. But I plan on putting ebony on the front side where the sub is, so it matches the enterior when I put the box behind the rear seats and while using the t-top storage area.
Keep in mind that I will carpet the sub box, and yes, I know, it looks cheap. But I made the box and it sounds great, so I got lucky.
Well heres the pictures.
I built the box close to specs. I made it enough so i can install it behind the rear bench seat when rear window closed. I accomplished this but decided to put it in the t-top area when not using the t-tops. But I had to make a little box, to sit just above the t-top inserts. And it hits louder it seems, with the sub facing the rear windshield then behind the rear seats.
The cool thing is when I want to take off the t-tops, I just place the speaker box behind the rear bench seat and the t-tops go in the storage area.
The amp, I have on the driver side area where people put there stealth sub box.
I havn't gotten it carpeted yet. But I plan on putting ebony on the front side where the sub is, so it matches the enterior when I put the box behind the rear seats and while using the t-top storage area.
Keep in mind that I will carpet the sub box, and yes, I know, it looks cheap. But I made the box and it sounds great, so I got lucky.
Well heres the pictures.
Originally Posted by shortdo99
Here's mine...JL components up front and back, 2 jl 12's and JL 500.2 and 300.4 All while retaining factory look. Amps and cap in the spare tire well.
Who built your box?