My (all PG) 914 build

Have a cool car stereo? Post your install pictures here! No PG? No problem! Competition grade or sub-in-box setups: ALL are welcome!
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That was fast :hurr:
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More sticky stuff. I am half way done the first layer :hurr:
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curious why you cut the material out of the channels?
what else can I say I am a grumpy asshole most of the time.
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ttocs wrote:curious why you cut the material out of the channels?
I am not going to chance this floor getting wet and the water being trapped under there. A buudy of mine has replaced dozens of floor pans in these exact cars. Biggest problem from the factory he said, was they should have left these channels open.

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I started to use the overkill, phase 2 of my project. A lot more fun to install :clap:
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My hands are blistering just looking at all of that deadening :lol:
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stipud wrote:My hands are blistering just looking at all of that deadening :lol:
I'll second that Tom...... But in that car, it has to make all the difference in the world......
Those tender little burgers with them little, itty-bitty grilled onions that just explode in ya mouth like flavor crystals every time you bite into one.. just makes me want to burn this muthafuka down.... Come on, Pookie, let's burn this muthafuka down!!!
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You know I bought an original dynomat rubber roller about 10 years ago or more and I just found it the other day still brand new in the package never used it lol.
Check my buyer/seller ratings http://phoenixphorum.com/gridracer-vt4548.html

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Got further along on the interior, started with the carpet. :clap:
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Its starting to look like a car again :D
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That is looking great! I like the interior color... very classy with a nice classic look. :thumbs:
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I can't wait to see what you do under the bonnet and in the boot!
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thats enough out of you clarkson
my ex-girlfriend said "its car audio or me"
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I just started back on my project today :D

I got the DD5 installed in the center console. I want all components hidden, to keep a stock low profile look. I did however want to be able to see the view window. Here is a pic of the console.
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Here was my solution. :wink:
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dropped it into the hole and fasten it from the inside
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Then just padded it and cut the window out
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Tadaa :clap:
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How is it to change the fuses now? They seem like they would be VERY difficult to access. That foam looks to be a little thick. Why even bother with it?
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stipud wrote:How is it to change the fuses now? They seem like they would be VERY difficult to access. That foam looks to be a little thick. Why even bother with it?
the console comes out with 4 screws, a fuse would prolly take 10 min or so :oops: no problem, the foam was used because the vynal had a large sunken rectangle without it. :doh: I tried a few ways to mount it, but the foam seemd to be the best choice.

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I had the center cushion recoverd by a local shop, and I made a custom EQ cradle that bolts to the chasis of the car. This was the best place for access and it fit perfect. 8)
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The fitting.
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Then i used plexi with some neon string glued to the surface to give it a glow at night.
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You would never know if i didn't tell you :)
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looks really good so far!!!
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