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The cold weather does affect it a little, but even when using Dynamat X-treme it still sticks without the use of a heat gun or torch.
Sealed is what ill always have. :cool:
Cant go wrong with Pioneer. :cool:
If you can find 3/4" or 1" thick plexiglass it definately wont vibrate or crack. Maybe look through your local yellow pages to see if you can find...
Did you clean the metal before applying the sound deadening? Rubbing alcohol works good to clean it. Also, if its a really cheap sound deadening...
Ill get some pics of it in a few days. Its nice. :cool:
Thanks and yeah I know what you mean. I was just explaining why we couldnt mount them there. No hard feelings at all.
Does that unit have a motorized flip out face plate? 9 times out of 10 the culprit is a bad ribbon cable.
Nope we couldnt mount it there either. The rear seats fold back. As it is right now, it just barely clears the sub. The sub box really took up...
Thanks. Well 36 sq. feet is $250. It was plenty to do the whole inside of the trunk and the lid. If it was my car, I would have used something...
This install was done by me and help from a buddy for a salesman at my job. It took awhile because of our day jobs. So we mostly only had a few...
[IMG] Now that is pretty nice looking and unique.
Yes its worth it IMHO. It helps with "tweaking" the system a little more. Im actually not done with this system, but its in the car right now. So...
Thats a horrible install. I like how theres two different brand subs too. :lol:
Nice deal. I just installed one of these in a car recently.
I would never buy PC speakers myself. I just connect the computer to my home audio system.
Atleast it wasnt grounded to the trunk lid. :lol:
It looks very interesting. Its not my cup of tea though.
How about start the car from virtually anywhere? Audiovox Car Link. :cool:
I have also used the first one on your list. The reception isnt that greatest, but it will make do. The price isnt bad either.
