Awww yeah shawty. Amp Rack phase one complete. The b**** is mounted and temporarily wired up. I am going to leave it alone till I take care of some other things that need my attention. (if you didn't notice already my car lacks an interior right now)
However I would like to pat myself on the back for this one cause it's pretty much the coolest thing I have ever built.
Favorite Tool (Pic 1) - the magnetic retractable bolt getter device. It is so tiny yet strong as hell. It held my bolt a lock washer and a regular washer up against the bolt till I could fish that thing down in the vents of my rear deck skeleton.
The Concept (Pic 2) - build a big door and flip it on it's side, chuck the amps on there and fasten it to the roof of your trunk. This was my inital sketching/placing of the amps. I hadn't intended for them to be mounted sideways (Pic 3) but that is how it seemed to fit with the airflow setup I am going to build later. This will be phase 2 with all the fixins.
I had to put in a 2 inch steel bar across the back and bolt it to the trunk. It is solid when everything is tightend down (almost too solid) I have a feeling that it will shake itself loose after some hard driving so this mount setup is temporary till I find somebody who can weld my brackets and maybe fabricate some sort of lift system.
More pics below of the mounting...
However I would like to pat myself on the back for this one cause it's pretty much the coolest thing I have ever built.
Favorite Tool (Pic 1) - the magnetic retractable bolt getter device. It is so tiny yet strong as hell. It held my bolt a lock washer and a regular washer up against the bolt till I could fish that thing down in the vents of my rear deck skeleton.
The Concept (Pic 2) - build a big door and flip it on it's side, chuck the amps on there and fasten it to the roof of your trunk. This was my inital sketching/placing of the amps. I hadn't intended for them to be mounted sideways (Pic 3) but that is how it seemed to fit with the airflow setup I am going to build later. This will be phase 2 with all the fixins.
I had to put in a 2 inch steel bar across the back and bolt it to the trunk. It is solid when everything is tightend down (almost too solid) I have a feeling that it will shake itself loose after some hard driving so this mount setup is temporary till I find somebody who can weld my brackets and maybe fabricate some sort of lift system.
More pics below of the mounting...