Man I don't think I could have found a more detailed how to on making door pods. This was amazing to watch! I didn't find anything vague or anything missed. You explained very well on the process of making these pods!
Nice build..! As an old school installer and owner of my own shop (3yrs) I will say this... Labor is expensive & when doing the work as a DIY home project the major concern is time available to do the job as quickly & clean as possible with as little sanding as possible cause sanding sucks lol... When I did custom pods I used sweatshirt material or a thick cotton Tee-shirt type material for the single reason of I hate sanding bondo because sweatshirt material or cotton is smooth... Using fleece creates more labor with a higher cost in materials and time & all the sanding needed prior to bondo... The easy way is use the materials I mentioned & if needed do two layer for strength but since reinforcement is done by glassing the back side usually one layer is enough & by using a smooth fabric it reduces the use of bondo etc... often times a simple scuff of 80grit is all that's needed... Super nice build as a father son project..! I'm just tossing out the way I did it... Hope it helps if you do this again someday.
After searching online for videos on how to do my own door panels yours was the best video I could find and I’m at a stand still point in the process and could really use your advice
Been working on my first set on and off for about two months now. Ready for the paint and wiring... Been a long learning process but they will be way better than the component set in the doors now!!
Good job for your first ones. I would recommend not leaving the flaps inside of the speaker mounting locations. Even though you cannot see them from the front, those should be trimmed flush with the hole. The long flap will get inside the speaker from the backside and over time will create noise. I also recommend the Weldwood Landau contact cement mentioned below. I've used the cement you have here and had it turn gooey and let go in the summer heat (Oklahoma), but the Weldwood Landau has never failed me.
@@blazeaglory 3M super 77 and super 90 have both turned to goo on me inside of a month in the heat. 25 years ago super 77 held great, but I tried it again a couple of years back only to have it let go. Not sure if the formula has changed or not, but I'm guessing it has over the years.
Beautiful job. All that hard work definitely paid off. Just FWIW 3M makes a spray contact adhesive that will cut that part down to just seconds. Holds like iron.
Great work! I love how you explain what you are doing, and why you are doing it that way. I have been watching a lot of car audio stuff...systems, wiring, choosing an amp, choosing subs, etc. I just don't want to mess anything up, so I try to find a pro to do the install. I have a rather small car...2020 Nissan Versa. I haven't seen any builds for this car yet. Please, keep making these informative videos bro! The sharing of knowledge is greatly appreciated!!!
Been wanting to do custom panels for my H2 but wasn't sure about how to do it. This is exactly what the doctor ordered! Man yours turned out DAF! Thanks for sharing👊✌
Your son will be a great man ! You’re a wonderful teacher and I can tell you’re cool to be around! Awesome video! I am confident I can do this, thank you!
Holy sh$t,that sounds amazing my man! Also I should definitely say thanks a million for the informational videos you’ve put out this past year. Thanks to you and a couple of other people on UA-cam and A LOT of reading and research I am now self-sufficient with car audio installation and box building. I really learned the importance of grounding your wires correctly from your videos and how My shortcut taking affected my voltage. Super solid voltage now. Thanks a million my man!!!
@@NextLevelCarAudio go a four 6.5" pod, with two 3" tweeter cut outs coming, 2 pro 4x6s, six 6.5" zt6s, two for the front doors, two, sealed 12" and the 3700 watt amp coming in from ds18. oh and two 6x9 mid bass for the rear cargo doors.
@@NextLevelCarAudio no doubt! I want to try doing my doors myself. If it’s not to much to ask could you list all the tools you used? I’d greatly appreciate it!
I should have put that in description lol. It was a while ago do not fresh in my head. What I can promise you is that the list is here in the comments somewhere as someone else asked that and I did give the list
So I have a 2010 F150 Regular cab that I turned into an Audio project.I built a sealed sub box out of 3/4 inch birch.48 inches wide.34 inches tall.10 inches deep on the bottom and 6 inches on top.2 Fosgate 12 inch 2 Ohm DVC 2400 watt subs with a Fosgate 1200 watt mono amp powering them.I have 2 150 watt Fosgate Tweeters in the doors.2 6x8 350 watt Fosgates in the doors and 2 in the rear panels. I thought I was done and after watching your video I got INSPIRED to do the same.I am excited to get cracking.Awesome fabrication and thanks for sharing.
That's why it's worth spending the extra coin on premium filler like Evercoat Rage & Upol Dolphin. Sands like butter, even past green stage. You might spend more on filler but spend less on sand paper.
Get yourself one of those things that look like a cheese grader for the bondo. It helps take off most of the excess in the green stage so you don't have to use a grinder lol
Man this is one of the best explaining jobs I have seen u and my buddy @sprayway customs and where did u get them speaker rings from ima try and do my own set myself
You should have put a piece on the bottom of what you’re calling the base board that’s the same shape as the opening of the pocket on the door. This way would cover the opening for the door pocket and make wrapping the door panel with the vinyl much easier and cleaner. Not bad for your first try thought.
Man you're lucky with the way your doors are shaped. Although I still use the CAD method (cardboard aided design) for us oldschool guys. My Chevy is going to be a different story. Not sure if I want to buy more door panels to cut up or just go with kick panels. I'll keep you updated.
You can find them anywhere. Just search 6.5” speaker rings, or 8” speaker rings. Here is a link for amazon for example. Thanks for the support man www.amazon.com/RING-6-5BZ-Speaker-Recess-MOUNTING-SPACER/dp/B00K5Q9D7U
The glue sat too long on the vinyl. It was drying while you put it on the pods. That’s why it didn’t stick as good. Great video nevertheless. They look amazing. ❤
So glad i found this page.. Awesome build, i look forward to doing this same thing in my Ford Focus and Hyundai Sonata💪💪💪🔥🔥🔥🔥👍👍👌💯 I'm glued to my screen and intrigued even more
A very nice job, i think i made the same one 8 inch e 2 6,5 inch. I have only a question, how you connect the 3 speakers and what is the resultant impedance of each door?
Bruh I finally got my subs a day before my birthday October 24 and I installed them Saturday evening I'm happy with them. Imma get me 2 more and me a quad 12 box and going a bigger amp. I looking at a rf 1200.1 with all that I need to hook it for less than 400 and a taramps bass 1200 for less than 220. Both are 1 ohm stable
@@NextLevelCarAudiobrother I went to a local audio shop in Greenville MS they wanted 200 for a daul 12 carpet box and 300 for a rhino line box . I quickly turned around and walked out the door. That's without the subs. I'm glad that I went online. I wish that you can hear it in person. Right now I'm running 440 at 2 ohm. When I get 2 more and a quad box for 12s and a bigger amp I know that it's going to be supper bassy
The best contact cement for car applications in my experience is Weldwood Landau Top & Trim High Heat Resistant Contact Cement. Depending on the temperature, let dry for 15 and most importantly work small areas. You really only have a 3-5 minute window to get the fabric down. It’s well worth the trouble to just do small sections. It will make all the difference. (You did a pretty good job for your first door pod. Looks great 👍)
Great how to video.. the custom work is worth the time in effort when you hear the first comment. Did you by chance hide the component crossovers somewhere inside your new panel ?
Came out looking very nice indeed! I'm a bit curious as to why you chose to keep the bottom part of the door panels - can you really use that space for storage anyway? Would it have been difficult from a practical standpoint to extend the pods downward?
Great video once again. It's important to care about your fanbase and not just talk down to the people who support you. In every one of your videos, you break down what you're saying respectfully. I, we appreciate that. Great work. Could you tell me the part number for the 6.5"s and the 8" DS18 speakers? Seems like they make hundreds of everything lol. Thank you.
I couldn't find any online so I ended up going with some JBL's. I've had my subs connected for a little while and I just couldn't keep playing just factory mids and highs. I have a Wolfram AW 5k and 2 Wolfram HG 12's. I'm slamming but no where near the power that you have. Keep the videos coming. Thank you again.
I just watched your other video of sound test and I didn’t expect you did your own work great job bro! How long was this process? Altogether I want to do something like this maybe just 2 speakers though
Hey man digging the step by step. Nervous of doing mine in the next few weeks. What was the thickness of the mdf that you used? Thank ya for taking the time out and explaining everything this video helped my understand a lot
Can i ask why you left the factory map pockets under your pods instead of utilising that space? I'm about to build a similar pod but can't find the rings i used like yours. (The car audio market is small these days compared to 2000's in 🇦🇺🇦🇺 which is when i was doing custom pods)
If you are wrapping it in vinyl I don’t think the bondo and spot puddy is even necessary. If you were painting yes of course but that vinyl should cover it up other than that.
It is still functional tho. I use that area to hold my stuff. Umbrella if raining (I’m in Washington), my gloves, small bottle of water squeezes in there nice, etc.
Man I don't think I could have found a more detailed how to on making door pods. This was amazing to watch! I didn't find anything vague or anything missed. You explained very well on the process of making these pods!
Thanks man. Much appreciated! Thanks for watching and supporting the channel!
Dude I found this video by totally random and has shown me how to do what I've wanted to do for 15 years.
Awesome man! Thanks for the feedback 😎.
@@NextLevelCarAudio how did you attach the end result to the door panel? I assume just some basic short wood screws?
Exactly! With the panel off, just screwed in with wood screws and washers from the back into the mdf base of the pod
Same!!
@@NextLevelCarAudio did u cut into the door itself or just the door panel itself?
Nice build..! As an old school installer and owner of my own shop (3yrs) I will say this... Labor is expensive & when doing the work as a DIY home project the major concern is time available to do the job as quickly & clean as possible with as little sanding as possible cause sanding sucks lol... When I did custom pods I used sweatshirt material or a thick cotton Tee-shirt type material for the single reason of I hate sanding bondo because sweatshirt material or cotton is smooth... Using fleece creates more labor with a higher cost in materials and time & all the sanding needed prior to bondo...
The easy way is use the materials I mentioned & if needed do two layer for strength but since reinforcement is done by glassing the back side usually one layer is enough & by using a smooth fabric it reduces the use of bondo etc... often times a simple scuff of 80grit is all that's needed...
Super nice build as a father son project..! I'm just tossing out the way I did it... Hope it helps if you do this again someday.
That’s for feedback man.
After searching online for videos on how to do my own door panels yours was the best video I could find and I’m at a stand still point in the process and could really use your advice
Man you better get a tripod for Christmas lol. I love this kinda stuff
Lol. I got one. Just need to use it 😂
Been working on my first set on and off for about two months now. Ready for the paint and wiring...
Been a long learning process but they will be way better than the component set in the doors now!!
Suggestion, Next time use a spray/paint gun to get an even layer on both parts. It works best for me. Great job though for your first time.
Good job for your first ones. I would recommend not leaving the flaps inside of the speaker mounting locations. Even though you cannot see them from the front, those should be trimmed flush with the hole. The long flap will get inside the speaker from the backside and over time will create noise.
I also recommend the Weldwood Landau contact cement mentioned below. I've used the cement you have here and had it turn gooey and let go in the summer heat (Oklahoma), but the Weldwood Landau has never failed me.
What about 3M spray contact cement? I've used that for many things including speaker box carpet and it works fairly well
@@blazeaglory 3M super 77 and super 90 have both turned to goo on me inside of a month in the heat. 25 years ago super 77 held great, but I tried it again a couple of years back only to have it let go. Not sure if the formula has changed or not, but I'm guessing it has over the years.
I have always used body filler and other items in a spray can (nozzle). Speeds up the work, and much less body filler is used. Well done.
Thanks for the feedback
I'm 100% convinced i need to do this now. Thanks for the tutorial. Hopefully i can get somewhat close to this level of perfection
Beautiful job. All that hard work definitely paid off. Just FWIW 3M makes a spray contact adhesive that will cut that part down to just seconds. Holds like iron.
Thanks man
I was curious why some type of 3m spray adhesive wasn't used also instead but everyone has different ways of doing things. Looks good though.
Great work! I love how you explain what you are doing, and why you are doing it that way. I have been watching a lot of car audio stuff...systems, wiring, choosing an amp, choosing subs, etc. I just don't want to mess anything up, so I try to find a pro to do the install. I have a rather small car...2020 Nissan Versa. I haven't seen any builds for this car yet. Please, keep making these informative videos bro! The sharing of knowledge is greatly appreciated!!!
Thanks for the feedback man! Much appreciated :) will do!
Been wanting to do custom panels for my H2 but wasn't sure about how to do it. This is exactly what the doctor ordered! Man yours turned out DAF! Thanks for sharing👊✌
Awesome man! Thanks for the feedback.
This is a really clean build! Nice job on getting to the point and explaining the process clearly 👌
Thanks for the feedback. Appreciate it
Your son will be a great man ! You’re a wonderful teacher and I can tell you’re cool to be around! Awesome video! I am confident I can do this, thank you!
Awesome man! Thanks for the feedback! Any questions you may have just ket me know :)
I was proud to hear you tried to stand on it
Good job. I did the exact same thing on my truck. Only difference is I took off the bottom piece.
Nice
Excellent work! Turned out great for your first time! Thanks for posting the video, that 4 way fabric is hard to find!!!
Thanks for the feedback!
Holy sh$t,that sounds amazing my man! Also I should definitely say thanks a million for the informational videos you’ve put out this past year. Thanks to you and a couple of other people on UA-cam and A LOT of reading and research I am now self-sufficient with car audio installation and box building. I really learned the importance of grounding your wires correctly from your videos and how My shortcut taking affected my voltage. Super solid voltage now. Thanks a million my man!!!
Hell yeah, that’s awesome! Thanks for the feedback. Much appreciated :)
Damn i am so glad i found your page i love your content your door pods look amazing great work and love the step by step process
Thanks! Appreciate the feedback 😎
Fantastic! I made kick panel pods for my civic back in the day, same process. Love this, going to try for my current set up.
Hell yes man! Awesome!
Happy to see that Buddy (Cute Boy) helping on the project
You did an incredible job man! I can attest to the fact that it's no easy task. But you did a fantastic job dude. It looks killer!!
Thanks! Much appreciated 😎
Watching straight through, this was so impressive.
Thanks!
Awesome work man! Can definitely see the pride and craftsmanship in that!
Dude…. I just got a Chevy express passenger I want to do up bad, and this just motivated the crap out of me.
Hell yeah. So worth it
@@NextLevelCarAudio go a four 6.5" pod, with two 3" tweeter cut outs coming, 2 pro 4x6s, six 6.5" zt6s, two for the front doors, two, sealed 12" and the 3700 watt amp coming in from ds18. oh and two 6x9 mid bass for the rear cargo doors.
Dang.
Dang! Good job! Im going to use this method to fix the bottom of the door panel on my 1990 Honda Prelude! Thanks!
Awesome!
I feel like you taught me a life lesson at the end of your video. Great tutorial, will subscribe.
Thanks man
Great video man! I wish my door panels were so flat... unfortunately it will be a lot harder on mine but still gonna try it soon!
Fiberglass shell it. Fairly Easy process. But yeah, flat surface was easier ;)
Bad ass.. ty for being real on how much work it is. Everyone else talks about how easy it is
Thanks man. There were a few steps where I felt I was getting in too deep lol. But worked through it till the end.
This literally is the best tutorial in UA-cam man.
Thanks man 💯
@@NextLevelCarAudio no doubt! I want to try doing my doors myself. If it’s not to much to ask could you list all the tools you used? I’d greatly appreciate it!
I should have put that in description lol. It was a while ago do not fresh in my head. What I can promise you is that the list is here in the comments somewhere as someone else asked that and I did give the list
So I have a 2010 F150 Regular cab that I turned into an Audio project.I built a sealed sub box out of 3/4 inch birch.48 inches wide.34 inches tall.10 inches deep on the bottom and 6 inches on top.2 Fosgate 12 inch 2 Ohm DVC 2400 watt subs with a Fosgate 1200 watt mono amp powering them.I have 2 150 watt Fosgate Tweeters in the doors.2 6x8 350 watt Fosgates in the doors and 2 in the rear panels. I thought I was done and after watching your video I got INSPIRED to do the same.I am excited to get cracking.Awesome fabrication and thanks for sharing.
Thanks! Awesome
Excellent 👌🏾 you explained everything great. Straight to the point
That's why it's worth spending the extra coin on premium filler like Evercoat Rage & Upol Dolphin. Sands like butter, even past green stage. You might spend more on filler but spend less on sand paper.
Yep. At least I got my cardio in lol
Get yourself one of those things that look like a cheese grader for the bondo. It helps take off most of the excess in the green stage so you don't have to use a grinder lol
Man this is one of the best explaining jobs I have seen u and my buddy @sprayway customs and where did u get them speaker rings from ima try and do my own set myself
Looks great I’m about to make a second set but on a Tacoma door that doesn’t have any flat spots so I have to cut 😂
Cool man, good luck with your build!
Awesome work man love watching your videos,everything is clean and done the right way
Thanks!
You should have put a piece on the bottom of what you’re calling the base board that’s the same shape as the opening of the pocket on the door. This way would cover the opening for the door pocket and make wrapping the door panel with the vinyl much easier and cleaner. Not bad for your first try thought.
I left that open on purpose so I can still use that space and to extenuate the contours of the drivers. Turned out exactly as I wanted. Thanks tho.
Man you're lucky with the way your doors are shaped. Although I still use the CAD method (cardboard aided design) for us oldschool guys. My Chevy is going to be a different story. Not sure if I want to buy more door panels to cut up or just go with kick panels. I'll keep you updated.
For sure man. Lemme know how they go!
I have a veloster ..I had to make a mold because of all curves in the door
You teach better than my engineering college professors 😂 amazing work my man!
Thanks man. Much appreciated :)
Got question. Did you buy the rings or did you make them. If you bought them plz add link
You can find them anywhere. Just search 6.5” speaker rings, or 8” speaker rings. Here is a link for amazon for example. Thanks for the support man
www.amazon.com/RING-6-5BZ-Speaker-Recess-MOUNTING-SPACER/dp/B00K5Q9D7U
I really enjoyed this video. That came out really good.
Thanks!
The glue sat too long on the vinyl. It was drying while you put it on the pods. That’s why it didn’t stick as good. Great video nevertheless. They look amazing. ❤
That's is one of my favorite installs to date
Thanks man. Appreciate the feedback!
@@NextLevelCarAudio I just bought ds18 pro neo 6. 2 pair I wish they played lower. Recommended xover is 200 hz. Where is your xover set at?
@@leonardslade903 8’s crossed at 125hz. 6.5’s crossed at 175hz.
@@NextLevelCarAudio thanks and keep up the great videos.
This was cool. Building my Jeep tj doors out. You helped a lot.
Awesome!
Amazing job, well done dude.
Just one question, can you detail how you attached the panel to the door card please? Cheers 🙌
You make it so easy to understand I will definitely try this
Hell yeah!
They came out really good bro
Thanks!
So glad i found this page.. Awesome build, i look forward to doing this same thing in my Ford Focus and Hyundai Sonata💪💪💪🔥🔥🔥🔥👍👍👌💯 I'm glued to my screen and intrigued even more
Thanks for the feedback! Good luck with your build
You always get me motivated 💪🏽🔥🔥
Thanks for the detailed video!! Looks great! One question, roughly, how much did the finish product weigh before speakers?
A very nice job, i think i made the same one 8 inch e 2 6,5 inch.
I have only a question, how you connect the 3 speakers and what is the resultant impedance of each door?
Another great video very well explained and detailed keep up the good work
Thanks man!
Bruh I finally got my subs a day before my birthday October 24 and I installed them Saturday evening I'm happy with them. Imma get me 2 more and me a quad 12 box and going a bigger amp. I looking at a rf 1200.1 with all that I need to hook it for less than 400 and a taramps bass 1200 for less than 220. Both are 1 ohm stable
Hell yeah man, that a good birthday present right there! I wanna see a video when it’s all done!
@@NextLevelCarAudiobrother I went to a local audio shop in Greenville MS they wanted 200 for a daul 12 carpet box and 300 for a rhino line box . I quickly turned around and walked out the door. That's without the subs. I'm glad that I went online. I wish that you can hear it in person. Right now I'm running 440 at 2 ohm. When I get 2 more and a quad box for 12s and a bigger amp I know that it's going to be supper bassy
Hell yeah, that’s awesome. That ain’t no joke. Well if you ever come up to Washington state lol, I’d love to hear it ;)
Stunning build 👍
Props bro! Your gonna be missed! But congratulations on your next stage in life!!
Thanks
Next time use the Weldwood Landau Contact Cement. Works way better brother. Great job tho!
Thanks
Done to perfection!
Thanks. Appreciate it!
Thanks you...so much help with your video bud, about to do this project also except I'm painting it. Very good explanation 👏👌keep up the good work!!!
Awesome!
Great job man, thank you for makeing possible to learn this thing
What a nice job you did here.
Thanks! Much appreciated
Real smooth bossman. Also glad to see you gettin the kiddo involved💪 gotta startem young keep the minds busy.
Thank you!!!!! Everyone makes look hard you are the Man!!! Thank you!!
Vary nice job , the only thing I saw was u should of used a fill primer or a good Epoxy primer after bondo ..
If i was going to paint it absolutely. But wrapping it in thick vinyl, no one would ever know! lol ;)
That came out amazing
Thanks! Much appreciated!
Great job man subbed and liked!! 💯💯💯
Thanks man. Much appreciated!
Beautiful job bro 💪🔥. Love it ♥️
Awesome video bud very well explained and executed
Thanks!
The best contact cement for car applications in my experience is Weldwood Landau Top & Trim High Heat Resistant Contact Cement. Depending on the temperature, let dry for 15 and most importantly work small areas. You really only have a 3-5 minute window to get the fabric down. It’s well worth the trouble to just do small sections. It will make all the difference.
(You did a pretty good job for your first door pod. Looks great 👍)
Thanks
My wife experiences sometimes a 2 minute working time when the gardener is at full force
Use 77 spray glue
Congratulations..outstanding….
Brother that was super clean. Gained a new sub🍻🤙🏽
Thanks man. Appreciate the support!!!
Great how to video..
the custom work is worth the time in effort when you hear the first comment.
Did you by chance hide the component crossovers somewhere inside your new panel ?
No longer using component crossover. Just amplifiers filters and head unit DSP settings
really clean build! good job
Thanks man!
Great video!!
These would almost fit perfectly to volvo 740
Really? That’s cool to know
Can you list all the tools and materials you used in this video for us please? Thank you 🙏
I posted an extensive comment here of someone asking same question. You can find it there, if not, I’ll try to find it and repost
@@NextLevelCarAudio thank you so much man I’ll look for it
Came out looking very nice indeed!
I'm a bit curious as to why you chose to keep the bottom part of the door panels - can you really use that space for storage anyway? Would it have been difficult from a practical standpoint to extend the pods downward?
Thanks!
Great video once again. It's important to care about your fanbase and not just talk down to the people who support you. In every one of your videos, you break down what you're saying respectfully. I, we appreciate that. Great work. Could you tell me the part number for the 6.5"s and the 8" DS18 speakers? Seems like they make hundreds of everything lol. Thank you.
Pro-GM8.4B
@@NextLevelCarAudio Thank you!
I couldn't find any online so I ended up going with some JBL's. I've had my subs connected for a little while and I just couldn't keep playing just factory mids and highs. I have a Wolfram AW 5k and 2 Wolfram HG 12's. I'm slamming but no where near the power that you have. Keep the videos coming. Thank you again.
Sure thing man, anytime
I just watched your other video of sound test and I didn’t expect you did your own work great job bro! How long was this process? Altogether
I want to do something like this maybe just 2 speakers though
About 1 week working 2-3 hours a night on them. Thanks for supporting my channel!
That would probably take me three months good job 👍
Thanks man ;)
That all I got in my truck ds18 subs 6.5 sound good
Awesome
Hey man digging the step by step. Nervous of doing mine in the next few weeks. What was the thickness of the mdf that you used? Thank ya for taking the time out and explaining everything this video helped my understand a lot
Go for it! Glad I did! Lol. I used 1/4”
weldwood top and landau adhesive (blue and white can) works muuuuch better, but when you stick it its stuck.
Will try that next time
I see a lot suggest that same one
Great job man thanks for showing me how to
You bet!
Can i ask why you left the factory map pockets under your pods instead of utilising that space?
I'm about to build a similar pod but can't find the rings i used like yours.
(The car audio market is small these days compared to 2000's in 🇦🇺🇦🇺 which is when i was doing custom pods)
man now im looking at my car like..i could do that.... then i keep remembering the sanding part lol
Lol, it’s totally worth it in the end tho
@@NextLevelCarAudio il for real thinking about trying that.i think I may get an extra door panel tho just in case
Good idea if it’s your first time. Takes the stress of your shoulders a bit so you can enjoy doing it more lol.
Very great explaination video but I will be paying to get them done
And Without further ado.... everyone start making your own door panels
If you are wrapping it in vinyl I don’t think the bondo and spot puddy is even necessary. If you were painting yes of course but that vinyl should cover it up other than that.
You are right. But just wanted it as smooth as possible
Sweet man. I gotta try this.
Hell yeah, go for it!
Good job man!!! What kind the amp. You have for those speakers?
Check out my full system walkthrough here :)
ua-cam.com/video/gXEUOlCyayg/v-deo.html
Nice job 💥 BOOM🤣
Like the videos man but i was wondering how much resin did you have to have for that project
Just a small can would have done it. Not the gallon size i I bought. Not sure how many ounces I used exactly tho
Im doin an 8 and 6.5 db arnold series in each door of my pickup or at least im gonna try to but thats an awesome video man nice work!
Nice! Should be a loud and clean setup for sure
Hope so i got the jp 234 4 channel and got a little amp for my ds 18 bullet tweets its a fun but expensive hobby, thanks for your help
Nice..
Amazing job man, inspiring !!!
Thanks!
So even though you didn't touch the side pockets you still can't use them?
You showed bondo and cream hardener, do we mix it like the firberglass resign orrr????
They came out nice. I would have removed that door pocket and placed them there.
It is still functional tho. I use that area to hold my stuff. Umbrella if raining (I’m in Washington), my gloves, small bottle of water squeezes in there nice, etc.