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port is officially liquid nailed, tite bond 2'd, and screwed in. its not coming out

ever

went a little crazy on the foam,

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how i screwed the top of the port to the roof, from inside the port.

was a BITCH

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i thought u planned on being able to take this bad boy out of there eventually?

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yea, that plan kind of went out the window long ago fing05.gif

Good to see you have finally come to reality :D

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D@mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm :domoslay:

i am digging this thread...

oh ya what does idk mean ???

not good @ short hand typing

id guess ( idk = i dont know ??? )

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I have a question. Why did you start building the wall without removing the plastic panels in the rear? I would figure that you would create new ones or modify the existing ones for a clean, almost factory look, even though that could be misleading.

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Nice work man !

This time it looks like a solid build.

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thanks, i appreciate the kind words. heres where its getting a little complicated, but this didnt come out too bad.

did a little bit today

tomorow im gonna glass the entire rest of the box, but i wanted to get it glassed up in the corners first, let it harden (which is hard as a rock now) then tomorow ill put a 2nd layer over that while i coat the rest of the box.

foamed it up first

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then taped it up. i used a special anti-Darrell solution. this is an inside joke between me and robin, about a fat dude that works at my job (robin used to work there)

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and finally, glassed

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baffle = on for good.

braced it, and the port. the 2x4 really helped the bottom of the port.

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and the gaps that need to be sealed up with wood first, then glassed over.

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and the pics you all have been waiting for

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kicker 1/0, and kicker 4awg wire FTW

the blue is getting swapped for matching black/gray. he gave me blue on accident.

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went from these gaps on the sides

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to this

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trim panel will cover all this. had to cut it like this to get it past the B pilliars, unfortunately

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sub is hella close to the top of the port.

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havent done **** for the last couple days lol

i lined the box with mat, im prally gonna go resin it now, sun is starting to go down, i hate working in the sun... lol

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little bit of resin

started to rain, gonna go out and finish the rest of the matted area now, before it rains again

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different build, that's for sure, lol. can't wait to see the finished product though. this thing has no choice but to be loud.

overall, looking good VJ.

wheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee :slayer:

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I think it would help to add some pieces of rope across the flat surfaces :)

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i've been following this for awhile, and i just wanted to say it looks awesome. Can't wait to see some vids (i doubt any camera will do it justice though, lol). Wish i had the tools and skills to do that.

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dyed some more things today.

wanted to cover these in suede, but it came down to buying $27/yard suede, and having my upholstery guy cover them (lots of stiching, due to the shape) vs. a can of dye for $9, so i dyed them.

the piece next to it is primered (even with the primer it looked like it did before i primed it anyways)

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the flash makes it look shinier than it really is

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painted.

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carpet was really clean under there lol

im redoing the entire carpet though to black

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random pieces

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painted

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all pieces in the house so they dont get messed up til i finish it all

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Been watching this build for a little while now, and its sick (in a good way!)

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once this drys, i will put a few coats of flat black over it, so itll look somewhat like this (couldnt get a good pic)

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Sweet build man! That thing is going to be insanely loud.

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thanks.

i painted black over the port, it looks OK....not sure if im liking the flat that i used, i have a can of gloss i might shoot a little area with gloss black and see how it looks... i sort of like the gloss anyways becuase it looks "wet" since its got the gloss to it. the flat sort of looks cheap now that i painted over the texture.

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