only took me a day at most, not bad for a 1st attempt

started with this mess:

then i needed the floor raising slightly:

made a template for the floor, and mesured the back:

when i was happy with the fit i wacked it in:

then i removed it and added some carpet:

carpeted my sub box, fitted sub, wired everything in put sub box in car and ended up with this:

any questions, comments, critism welcome

thanks

nice job, subtle is good

bet the changer doesn't half vibrate

Edited 30 December, 200718 yr by AMD_Man

haven't had it on yet

yup i bet your changer is going to skip quite a bit, mine used to skip over bumps and potholes in the road. Very subtle install, it's the way i would do it personally oh yeah where did you get the carpet from to match?

Edited 30 December, 200718 yr by h4r1s

personally id have the changer in the glove box.

and the sub pointing upwards (less rattles!)

simple enough to change :)

nice tho.

Edited 30 December, 200718 yr by scottpolo2001

got the carpet from yess........HALFRAUDS...spur of the moment job, i needed it asap lol, the changer skips anyway from potholes so the sub wont bother me, dont have it on much anyway i use my I-Touch ......just waiting for my new Kenwood KDV-S221P Mutimedia DVD player to come that will hook up to my Kenwood KVT-M707 that i bought last year and didnt realise it was just a monitor

The changer wont fit in the glove box

Very tidy that :)

Where did you get the bars to protect the sub from? I need something to go over mine.

I haven't got any pics to hand but cupboard handles found at Ikea/B&Q and the likes make for a cheap and trendy 'bars!'...They usually have a handle stand at most DIY stores.

Build looks clean!

Bolly

Edited 30 December, 200718 yr by Bolly-Polo

Thanks for the replies people, as for the bars mate, iam not sure they were givin by a friend, sorry

thts tidy that mate, i keep meaning to do mine