sorry bein blonde for a min duh I get it jus allot of freakin equip I know but hey my cd player goes to 45 and at 20 it freakin loud and clean and both amps are set to 6v sensitive on the gains (which is all the way down) and its set at 0 on all adjustments and its claen as can be Im still amazed at how clean it is espcially the sub.
Dammit that was supposed to stay in the circle....ttocs wrote:it allows you to reach the necessary voltage of 7.7 jiggawats of power which is needed to allow our amps to travel in time. It is the real secret of pg and why we are all into them. Not that you are in the inner sanctom and know the secret you must swear to never tell anyone or face the ultimate punishment of a flux cap hooked up to your genitals........
I had to go back and look to make sure if it was actually upside down thanx for the comments and suggestions I really appreciate them I hope they keep coming. Ill have some little to do over the next month Ill keep ya'll posted. Ill prob paint my cpu fans black and paint the inside of the port here soon and also raise moth amps about 1/2" for better cooling sometime soon. Thanx again guys I hope yall have been enjoying the pics as they come 
I was really worried it would be an "OK" install to yall cause allot of yall have some really great work put into yalls systems. Now to bogart, ttocs, and smgreen Im all of ya'll 3 combined when it comes to organization in general. Before I sold my house back in feb to move in w my gf I had a garage and Im the type where I would do some work and shit would be everywhere for a week or a day while I would be doin whatever project then when I was done the next day I would go back and clean up but while messy I know where everything is at for some odd reason. I just kept thinking about how I at least owe all the people Ive been dealing with on here sale and trades and whatever else, I owed them pics of this install cause they would always say "cant wait to see pics" so thats how I always remembered pics was for ya'll. Now this project I did outback of our townhouse in a grassy field about 50ft from the "shed/garage" thats a locked 5x5 outdoor closet. LOL 
and only w a circ saw, jigsaw, non plunge router, miter saw, cordless drill and any other basic tools OH and my most important, my workmate bench man I love that thing best $100 I ever spent 
abd a 50ft extension cord buts thats it MAN I miss my garage 
my work is so much better. Well here's what my final thoughts are on what I wanna do to finish up this 3 yr install (bout every 3 years I change eveything) before I start my next projest install (hint hint its an orange 06 dodge startus R/T 
oh only 100 made muhahaha I just bought pics tomarrow!!!!!) But wanna add a AC DDC, another zx450/ti475, pair of 4" midrange upfront make a 3-way set up, move TBA set upfront, umm plexi the false floor so see eveything w/out lifting the whole floor, trunk cylinders to keep floor up when raised, wanna install a new H/O alt too 1st prorogative. I think that maybe it Im sure Ill think of a thing or 2 also. I did a pretty big and elaborate install, well at leats for me. I may not have the nicest install as I am decent, but I like quality sound which matters to me. Well anyways, 3 years ago I had some suspension issues with Bessie and also needed an extensive engine over haul. She currently has 263,000mi. But I tell ya what she is my fav car I have had so far in my life. She has never once left me stranded, so she deserved this overhaul. Remember shes a 1998 Toyota 4Runner SR5 3.5ltr V6 4x4
just few questions, why did you use plastic pods instead mdf pods, i mean music always like wood best than plastic and also you can redo easy one thing, use pvc cable shield in engine compartment. again nice install, for daily use 
They are brian, i looked up her value, and shes worth about $4,500 @ least!Bfowler wrote:love 4 runners. in oregon even old ones are priced like they are made of solid gold. that thing will outlive you now!
The plastic pods i did away with a month after i did the install cause theres was no mid bass. It was a trial and error thing.Renovatio wrote:nice clean install. good work man!
Thanks mantwisted wrote:4runners are cool, but yeah they hold their value well!!!
Yours looks good bud
