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Old 02-22-2003, 10:26 PM   #1
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Here are some pics of today's install. Just waiting on my EQ and some vinyl to finish the job.
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Sorry don't know how to do multiple pics on one message so I'll just keep replying with more pics.
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Looks great. Parts List?
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Alpine 7995 with XM added
6 disc changer/mp3
136k Focal components
2 JL 8w0 subs
JL 500/5 amp
waiting on Alpine ere-g180 eq to finish the job

Sounds pretty good right now, I am still in the process of tuning it. It took quite a while to get it tuned properly in my last car.
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Why did you go with 5 1/8 inch focal components instead of 6 1/2?
Am looking to upgrade to focal also and wondering if you used smaller due not alot of holes in door panel grill or for another reason. Thanks!
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I only used the 5 1/8 inch because it came out of my last car. If I was buying new equipment I would have definately gone larger. I still might decide I want rear speakers and If I do I will just buy 6.5 inch Focals for the doors and move these to the rear.
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I did the Focal Poly's in the 6 1/2". It's the 1st time I've tried them and it sounds great!

Highly recommend...

PS: Who did your speaker spacers??

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I did the spacers by just tracing the factory speakers and cutting them out of 3/4" MDF
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Can you take more pics of the rear sub box when its more done? Dimensions would be an added bonus!
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looks good! question on the Focals. did you make the new pods only b/c its a smaller speaker? or b/c they needed pushed out for clearing the window parts? I'm might be doing Focal 180W's (7" kit) up there, wondering what clearance issues I might have. Lastly, any pics or info on how you mounted the tweets
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You will definately need a spacer for most door speakers. I needed on on the 5 1/8 so you will need on for the 7". I didn't want to use a plastic 1" spacer for fear it would rattle.
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How did you get the speaker wire through the wiring bulkhead in the door jamb?
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