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For the record...Mikes car is sick!! Most of the interior work is so well done it looks factory when you first look at it. Then you look again and it's like damn!! Every panel in that car has been replaced I think not to mention everything underneith. I've watched the progression with that car and it's VERY impressive. Nice job Mike!!
Originally Posted by Walking-dead
For the record...Mikes car is sick!! Most of the interior work is so well done it looks factory when you first look at it. Then you look again and it's like damn!! Every panel in that car has been replaced I think not to mention everything underneith. I've watched the progression with that car and it's VERY impressive. Nice job Mike!!
Looks GREAT!
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Originally Posted by DEMONBIRD
Yeah, I was noticing that, the only stock panel I saw was the FUSE PANEL cover and the A-Pillar...
Looks GREAT!
Looks GREAT!
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no syssem in the f-body...heres one of our explorer from 05 usaci finals..took first with a 155.7
theres 2 more 15"s on the side behind the amp, and 3 more amps behind her on top the wheel well.
theres 2 more 15"s on the side behind the amp, and 3 more amps behind her on top the wheel well.
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8" touchscreen in dash, with PC that controls it all behind the driver's seat. Audio system is tweets in the bottom of the a-pillars, 6.5"s in the kick panels, 8" midbasses in the doors. 12" Sub in the hatch, all powered by 1000 watts RMS of old-school Rockford Fosgate 
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Couple links to view last years setup. PC includes an AMD 64 3200 with a raptor 10,000 rpm drive for the OS and a 250 gig drive for MP3's and video and movies. The year I will be moving the pc into the glove box and a new motherboard to include a AMD 64 Dual Core 3800 processor I will aslo be adding 2 15" subs in the back along with 3 US Amps totaling 5000 Watts @.006 THD I am assembling the 383 currently with a fogger system.It is going to be a fast and fun summer.
Video walk around
Donuts at a Car Show
Cruising Our Ave.
Video walk around
Donuts at a Car Show
Cruising Our Ave.
Originally Posted by Matt281
no syssem in the f-body...heres one of our explorer from 05 usaci finals..took first with a 155.7
theres 2 more 15"s on the side behind the amp, and 3 more amps behind her on top the wheel well.
theres 2 more 15"s on the side behind the amp, and 3 more amps behind her on top the wheel well.
I could't resist. 
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did this mostly myself. tried to get it to look as stock as possible. when the hatch is closed, all you can see is the port. most people dont even know what it is. also, the amp with the back seat, it is still fully functional. throw it down while im driving, put it up when i park. no problems what so ever with heat, it shuts off at 160 or 170. i cant remember, but it has never happened. i think it turned out good, exspecially since i did most of it in my driveway. sounds better than most
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Thats the same chick on the home page of fbodyaudio.com! http://www.fbodyaudio.com/site.php?page=home.html
