[Blasirl]

After the RCAs, remote, and DSP remote wire were run, I moved to the power wire. I again designed and 3D printed a mount for the fuse block. It borrows the two mounting locations of the ECM. Prior to this being done I installed the Big 3 using 4 gauge wire. You can see one of the wires on the left side of the picture with the mount in place.
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I have the rest of the power and ground wires done, but haven't installed them.

I then moved on to the trunk in preparation of building the amp and sub boxes. I bought a single box of CLD tiles and went to town. I am very familiar of the law of diminishing returns, however, if there is one complaint I have about this car is the amount of road noise from the trunk. It is just one giant tin can. Again I have little to no pictures of this process. I laid tiles along the entire rear quarter panel, the floor, and the trunk lid. I am still researching if I want to add CCF and MLV to the trunk or just call it good.
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I like the mount idea. What are the chances you could post a link to the stl and cad files?

 

[Blasirl]

Looks good to me too.

 

[Blasirl]

I only commute to work a couple of times a week so I haven't used the system as much as I would like but it has been used. After a couple of spirited bass-heavy songs, one of the subs gave out so I decided to make my first change. In comes the SI SQL12 in a 1 cu ft sealed enclosure. This sub is incredible. Admittedly I've never owned something this nice and realize there are better bubs out there but it does exactly what I have been looking for.

My next step is to track down and correct as many of the rattles as possible. I was out by my trunk after install and it sounded like the gas tank was rattling. Once that is complete I will go back and lock in my tune a little bit more.

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