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2003 Nissan Sentra SE-R Spec V: Project Spec-SQ

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Enclosure glassed & ready for the back to be put on it...

Inside:

4-5 layers of matt

layer of bondo-glass mixed with resin & applied with a paint brush.

Coated in 2 layers of rubber undercoating.

Outside

2 applications of bondo mixed with resin & applied with a paint brush

Sand, sand, sand, sand. Good thing I'm covering, not painting... because I don't like sanding :lol:

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When I get back to my place (at my parents' right now) tonight, I'm going to be installing the back of the enclosure, more pics forthcoming.

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Add more matt. Can never have too much matt.

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Shitty pics... but they will do for now

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Bought 2lbs of polyfill, need some gasket tape, sell this XT2000d & get more 4 ohm power, and cover this thing...

Thoughts on what I should use to cover? I was thinking charcoal coloured micro fibre.

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Looks good, did you mention the enclosure size?

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It will still do well and sound good from my experience.

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Purchased the PDX1.600 today & installed it:

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Also, I found another one of those air struts, so I'm going to double up on them & hope it helps lift the lid a touch.

Also purchased a Sony XM-250 for $20 to run the tweets until I can afford the PDX2.150 to complete the stack.

Doing a little more finishing to the enclosure & starting the front end installation this weekend & next week.

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chitty pics... but they will do for now

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Thoughts on what I should use to cover? I was thinking charcoal coloured micro fibre.

That would look good

Like the PDX amps.. Very Cool..

Peace troy

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OK, after almost a month, I have more updates....

Drivers side door pod in progress....

Duct tape is the only thing that would stick... and its strong enough to make the mold with too.

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The mold completed.

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I am just waiting for it to completely cure, then Saturday I'll get the passenger side done (wedding to attend tomorrow).

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Eff the wedding, work on the car ;)

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Progress from yesterday & this morning...

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Tolerances are tight around the protrusion for the woofer, so it has be 'glassed from the inside.

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More pics...

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Just need to do some finishing & adjust the gapping with the doorpanel. I have also cut a hole in the rear of the pod for it to be IB into the door as well.

FYI. Finishing the door pods in black fake suede & the bottom of the doors in black vinyl. The top of the doors are already done in black vinyl from factory.

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Also, figured I might as well throw up pics of the new 15" I received friday. Perfect driver for my IB needs.

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I just realized I haven't owned a subwoofer with a logo on it since I sold my Type R 3 years ago lol

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Looking great. Glad you sold the aaaaaaaaaR.

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Working in the dark tonight? Progress is looking good.

edit: How are you planning to mount it to the door?

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Yes, I was, briefly lol

Just was cleaning up my edges on this pod & making the gap uniform with the door panel. Need to do some sanding still :(

Sunny & 72F tomorrow, so door pod #2 will be started.

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Neil, they are mounted to the door via some 1/2" bolts & nuts. Solid as hell.

Completed driver's side door pod:

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Pictured with the kick, kick needs some more filler:

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Kick is sized large in case I want to step up to a larger midrange than 3".

Passenger side door work I did a week ago:

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I might just goo-gone the bottom of the door plastic & leave as is instead of covering it.

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Man Scott, those pictures are really telling the story. Midbass much? When you have this done and the next time I'm Saskatoon, we'll need to go for a trip around Circle Drive or something.

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Ya... midbass ftmfw

Kick panel is done too.. just waiting for that mdf ring I made to dry (painted black) & it I'll get a picture.

I get to Regina every couple of months too... once it is done demos will be done.

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