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Front speaker enclosure

tommyg

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Has anyone done something similar to this for front speakers? Saw this on BAT, the guy said he had it custom made by a stereo shop in New Jersey but they never called me back. It looks pretty clean, would love to know if anyone has done something similar...

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fordguy

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I like kick panel pods seen on here and bronco hut, but don’t know if they work with full cage
 

JohnJohn

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I made my own.
I also made my own rear pannels with 6x9's and a self contained 8" sub mounted under the rear seat with a micro 600 watt amp in my center console where my head unit is installed. I have made several big systems but this one is the best sounding I have made. Tons of volume and clear even with my top down and rolling 35's.
 

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JohnJohn

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Couple more pics if your interested in more information just let me know.
 

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Smedley

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I made my own. Made of wood and I wrapped in a similar material as my seats. I made the rear interiors out of masonite and the same material.
 

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.94 OR

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Working on an old Toyota pickup.

Printed up some pods for some Kenwood 4.5" rounds to mount to the kick panels. Installed capped nutserts in the side panel and they fasten right to the flat metal, then the speaker screws into these.

Photo shows it just magnetized to the tunnel for show. The kick panel was raptor lined, black pod and black speaker are hard to photograph now.
 

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