one more simple little install for you guys :)
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one more simple little install for you guys :)
jsut gone done with another IS350, not as fancy as the one i did before, just a clean and neat little one 
goals:
1. great sound quality while maintaining stock HU
2. relatively stealthy look but maintaining full access to the spare tire
The front stage is a pair of DLS ultimate UR36i 3 way components, the 6.5" midbass is sealed in the door via a pair of enclosure cups, and the mid and tweet are in custom built suede trimmed kick panels. the doors are also dampened
annoying to do but the rear deck stock subwoofer was removed to get better bass into the cab in
the DLS remote bass control module resides int he stock astray location
moving on the trunk, here is the normal view, as you can see, nothing fancy, just a fake wall carpeted
pop out the center grille, unlatch and pull out the bottom though, a 10w6 and a DLS reference RA50 5 channel amp show through red suede
just to give a bit of uniqueness to the install
and here you see the spare tire is fully accessible
and one more behind the scene picture of the HUGE amounts of wiring behind the amp rack, tied up neatly and bundled so the drawer would slide in and out without a problem
overall, sounds quite good with the stock headunit, and in the IS, the front stage yields an extremely solid center image and dash high stage

goals:
1. great sound quality while maintaining stock HU
2. relatively stealthy look but maintaining full access to the spare tire
The front stage is a pair of DLS ultimate UR36i 3 way components, the 6.5" midbass is sealed in the door via a pair of enclosure cups, and the mid and tweet are in custom built suede trimmed kick panels. the doors are also dampened

annoying to do but the rear deck stock subwoofer was removed to get better bass into the cab in
the DLS remote bass control module resides int he stock astray location
moving on the trunk, here is the normal view, as you can see, nothing fancy, just a fake wall carpeted
pop out the center grille, unlatch and pull out the bottom though, a 10w6 and a DLS reference RA50 5 channel amp show through red suede
just to give a bit of uniqueness to the install
and here you see the spare tire is fully accessible
and one more behind the scene picture of the HUGE amounts of wiring behind the amp rack, tied up neatly and bundled so the drawer would slide in and out without a problem
overall, sounds quite good with the stock headunit, and in the IS, the front stage yields an extremely solid center image and dash high stage
Last edited by 16psibrick; Nov 30, 2006 at 08:11 PM.
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sorry, last pic wasnt showing, there are two push pull fans on the back of the amp rack 
i used the cups a lot of times on Gs with 3 way set ups
helps a lot with midbass response
b

i used the cups a lot of times on Gs with 3 way set ups
helps a lot with midbass responseb
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yup
i have built well over 100 pairs, never had one destroyed, ever
you cant kick through solid fiberglass, and the sepaker and tweetr grilles are metal and hard plastic.
the only way you can destroy kicks is if you take a screw driver and deliberately jab into the speakres very hard
i have built well over 100 pairs, never had one destroyed, ever
you cant kick through solid fiberglass, and the sepaker and tweetr grilles are metal and hard plastic.the only way you can destroy kicks is if you take a screw driver and deliberately jab into the speakres very hard
nice
wow the trunk on the IS is very clean and still has lots of space. How did you manage that. i know in our Gs a W7 takes up like half the trunk, but then again is it beacuse we have smaller trunks to wrk with.
Last edited by KJG35; Dec 1, 2006 at 12:17 AM.
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thats a w6, so a bit shallowre, and by putting hte amp below the sub it saves a bit more space 
no its a 3 way upfront, one in the door, the stock midrange is NOT hooked up
b

no its a 3 way upfront, one in the door, the stock midrange is NOT hooked up

b
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Originally Posted by 35bills
Do you have any pics the kick pannels mounted in a sedan? (Would it look the same as the coupe?)

anyway, here is hwat 3 way kicks in a G pretty much looks like:





