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Well did a search and couldn't find many or any scion xb's. So I'm glad to be able to throw mine in here. Although I do see some tc's. Anyways this one probably wont be as in depth as most, just gonna do some simple audio mods. Will start building this week on a amp compartment/ false floor and sub box arrangement.

finals is pretty much in his hometown so i dont think he's driving cross country

And now just waiting the 2 months for finals....will be doing some testing and tweaking trying to bump up that score.

this was a proud moment. To some it may not be impressive and to others it may. But it felt good and is just a starting point. luckily I didnt blow my subs before this. I went a little two crazy giving demos and slinkied one and blew a hole in a coil of another. Now I should say that I am running these 7k's at .5 per sub. Thats a crazy amount of power for any sub. since it was a 2 day show the next day i burped on just 2 subs and got this. that was a first the other since i had a show the next weekend B2 was able to get me recones out with 2 day shipping from denmark.

Picked up a sign from brent leavitt from low notes garage...I'm sure some of you have seen his signs around...they are awesome. new vinyl on the headliner. all amps in. some cooling for the amps. updated beauty panel with the b2 sign. the crazy relay panel. vinyl of the front of the wall

Cleaned out the back and started with a blank slate. batteries in and checking to make sure the hatch would shut with the amps. creating some beauty panels. its crazy how different it can look with just some cheap carpet. bam

whole lotta amps. This was fun to carry. Then I realized to install it correctly i was going to have to pull them back off. Looking at installing these in a different way to improve looks. to help airflow i cut out the wheel wells to help air flow as the step there actually ended up being closer to the motor than i wanted. was a bitch to cut out. and first bit of resin on.

Let me start off with this. My boss at work. I work at a lumber mill. The supervisor at our sawmill heard my stereo and though they had lost a bearing on one of the major machine centers. I have no idea how he heard my stereo since the office is in the middle of the sawmill but I thought it was funny. Got a hell of a deal (1900 shipped) for 2 used m1s so that puts me up to 4 total now. updated from the single a/b quattro I had to 2 of the h-class quattros. more power and a little smaller. got the maestro with the kenwood and it hooks up to the obd2 port so i can get diagnostics on my car. Pretty sweet. Picked up some new vinyl for the inside.

oh hey i should update this.

work and work...plus rebuilding

Thanks, Guys! Appreciate VW love! I've got some done, I'll post some updates tonight. I'm looking for feedback on what to do next That was the sharpest thing close to me at the time haha thank you! Sure do! I'll post updates tonight. I was at the one in Centralia on sunday, where were YOU!? work

does this mean you'll actually show up to shows?

The door panels I had made, They ended up being a huge fail as the metal b2 signs I made wouldnt stick to the plexi no matter what tricks and glues I tried to use. Also a miscalculation on my part made the flannel part stick out to much on the bottom, catching the doors. Needless to say I had to jigsaw the crap out of them to get them to work which really sucks because I liked them so much. And I ended up plasti dipping the toaster And thats about where I'm at atm. Will be pulling the front baffles off again and cutting out the wheel wells to glass theym so they are flatter and not just giant blocks. And possibly move the baffle back so I have more leg room. And theres lots more work left to do.

Started with the back wall And the floor And the sides Luckily I had a port monkey willing to climb in the wall with the subs installed but no port

pretty much all wiring and accesories are sky high (ordered through the SSA Store) A new volt meter I wanted to try out. You can customize this in so many ways and have many different inputs and not just volts. Here is how the batts and amps look atm. This will be changed soon as tomorrow 2 more b2 m1s will be showing up. So I'll have 4 of the b2 m1s and 7 amps total. Sky high 2/0 with Projectdb reducers and buss bars. Cutting the boards....my saw hated me. What we started with...

Well since this hasn't been updated in a while except senchez stealing my pictures so here goes..... Front stage consisting of 2 b2 hntt tweeters, 4 b2 hn6 pa mids, and 2 b2 es8 subs for midbass. Powered by 2 h class b2 quattros (4x150) and a b2 quota (1k) for the midbass which is not pictured. Some of the wood for the new wall build, the 4th didnt work out as well as I had hoped. This will make for a much stronger wall. Shell made out of 3"x12" boards I got from work. New head unit. I love this thing. With a maestro unit I can pull up info from my odb2 Also this unit allows mhl and slimport use so i can mirror my android phones.

Thats how mine sits aired out

Yay another toaster. I currently am running the airlift autopilot v2 full air ride. I really like it. Except i got the back bags maxed out and looking to replace with higher psi bags. If you arent sagging horribly you can try out helper springs they run about 80 bucks or so and slide into your rear springs. I had some for a while and they helped out.

YOU SOB!

Welcome Chris!

I hate you! Broncos of course. Seahawks don't even belong in the ship. yeah we got our ass beat. That's what happens when your qb decides to not show up. But I still contend that the 9ers got screwed by the refs and should have been in the superbowl.

T-nuts bother me when they fall off or when the sub cutout isn't much smaller that the mounting hole diameter. If you want to go deeper, how many times is a sub removed/installed? With all that in mind, I've used T-nuts on the RLi enclosure Drywall screws work great for most install's but heavier subs I prefer a T-nut. It sucks either way if the cutout is to big or screw holes are off center. my subs are 75lb and held up in a wall just fine with spax screws

most 4th orders are tuned between 45-50 hz from what ive seen. You dont need a long port when tuning that high.

In my stupidity I went to the friend with the CNC, we figured out the radius of the nexus, the angle and we cut based on the internet dimensions. 5mm off in the length. Sat till 1:30 AM to finish it, I was fucked the next day at work. Looks good, personally I would sand down the edges to give it a smooth transition to the screen. I like where you have the bass knobs too. Yeah its not finishes. noticed the bump on the left side also.

project today. Got the nexus 7 ready to install