Author Topic: thought it was about time i did this! some pics of my DB drag effort!  (Read 3573 times)

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yeah, fitting it in was a nightmare, so will getting it out be, especially if i get a flatty, the spare is under it all! thinking about it I should just remove the spare really, get rid of some much unneeded weight!






this one is through the back seats i realise its not too clear!
« Last Edit: 20 January 2007, 21:38 by tommk3cab »

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im guesin you didnt intend thet to be two little red crosses did you? cant see the pics for some reason

thats the best mk3 ive seen..ever! its just clean and subtle.. :cool:

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try again!

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working yet?!
« Last Edit: 20 January 2007, 21:29 by tommk3cab »

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looks well and truely loaded back there. not much room for the shoppin mind :wink:

i like

thats the best mk3 ive seen..ever! its just clean and subtle.. :cool:

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i dont do too much shopping! or picking things up (fridges, sofas and the like!) for this reason!, can always put the roof down and have it sticking out the top though! I had to do that with our christmas tree, I froze! also thank god i dont have kids! (yet!)

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dont talk too soon pal, theyre like premature ejaculation, come when least expected, and before you know it, the best of what what you could of had is no longer possible (not speaking from experience mind)

thats the best mk3 ive seen..ever! its just clean and subtle.. :cool:

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ha! not sure wether you mean kids or flattys but still either way  :grin: :grin:

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dont talk too soon pal, theyre like premature ejaculation, come when least expected, and before you know it, the best of what what you could of had is no longer possible (not speaking from experience mind)

I've never heard of it described like that before, but it works for me :lol:
Install looks peachy, what kind of results you getting with that setup?
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havn't had it DB measured, wouldnt mind though, just to know. its enough for me! without spending serious amounts on a big yella battery + alternator upgrade + 0awg wire it cant go any louder really. the amps  are bit too small for the sub really but its not too bad!

( top pic: rockford fosgate american import 2ch 360w RMS bridged running right hand sub = vibe 12" black air 1400w or 1200w max?
bottom pic : alpine amp 300w max running vibe componants in front doors + american pro import 2ch about 600w RMS bridged running left hand sub = pioneer 12" 1400 max w + 2 power caps which are relativly useless


I know both sub amps could be a bit bigger but I have just upgraded the subs ( again! ) and I am working on it!  The sub amps are very underrated amps and as they are american import, and the subs are not they are quite happy to push the subs all day long without much heat or sound quality issues, one for the future though, im thinking US amps, they do some nice stuff!
« Last Edit: 22 April 2007, 23:00 by tommk3cab »