lee gsi
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Started on y brothers little install yesterday.
Saturday was the deciding who we were going to do stuff and get the frame work done.
Then today was getting the floor cut and the amps mounted.
Going ok so far but now waiting for stuff to dry (No more nails etc) so this is it for now.
Hopfully get some more done in the week and finished by/over next weekend.
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corsacman
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Well done....Nice and tidy. How does it sound??
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loo_goblin
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what u use as the template of ur flase floor?
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lee gsi
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No idea how it sounds yet as its not wired up but was nice in my cavalier.
I used the boot carpet as the template
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loo_goblin
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thats wat i plan to use, got to embark on this soon though
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linz
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I am going to attempt to make a false floor sometime this week  will post pics for you to laugh at 
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lee gsi
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The floor is raised to clear under the amps and the 'floor' will be hinged so each side will hinge towards the side of the car allowing access to the spare still.
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linz
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Good idea  i was thinking of making some kind of door in the middle of mine somehow if possible  not too bothere about losing the spare but i'd rather have it there just incase
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loo_goblin
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use tyre weld means no more need for spare wheel
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lee gsi
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Tyre weld wont fix splits in the side walls like I have had before.
Also once you use tyre weld the tyre needs to be thrown away and cant just be repaired like normal
[Edited on 06-02-2005 by lee gsi]
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danny boyo
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wat mdf is that then
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lee gsi
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Just used 12mm.
Brought a big sheet of it from B&Q for £9 but I still have about 2/3rds of it left over.
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loo_goblin
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how did u get the sheet home?? obviosly not in the corsa
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lee gsi
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had the sheet cut into 3 bits.
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danny boyo
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kewl so is that he right gear for doing it then
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loo_goblin
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12mm is probably right for the floor, but sumthin more thicker is needed for sub boxes
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loo_goblin
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lee can u get any size shet u wish cut up at b+q?
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AdiSRI
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quote:
Originally posted by loo_goblin
how did u get the sheet home?? obviosly not in the corsa
get the big sheet and get bnq to cut it into 3 pieces, that way i got 4 big sheets in mine...
id say 18mm mdf is better than 12 in all areas, possibly even thicker than that for boxs, depending on the subs...
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loo_goblin
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is it actually u online now adi?
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