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Skitzo

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Skitzo

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Apologies for the bad pic quality, it was shot at night with no extra light than what the boot provides. Il post better pics if people want to see it clearer etc.

Took 3 weeks to do and had a few problems on the way but its all good.

Have no spare wheel and my sound system hammers well now.

Sound system specs:

JVC headunit (Soon to be replaced with an alpine TV screen headunit)

1 Alpine 4-way amp (75w x 4)

1 Alpine amp to run the subs

2 Alpine 12' Type S subwoofers

Alpine 6' DDlinear speakers in the back doors

Rainbow 6' top range speakers in the front doors

:D

Danthuyer Grand Master

Danthuyer

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WOW!!!!!!

I think we have a winner for the best boot install now.....Kyle (aka sportivo Rice) needs to play catch up to someone i think ;)

Well done Skitzo.... I am VERY IMPRESSED!!!! :D

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That's a sweet install :D

How much did it all cost and who did the setup?????

this remind me of the Eclipse '02 Corolla demo car

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Azza Grand Master

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Yeah, Kyle needs to play catchuip now (says me who is still 100% stock.... :P )

Skitzo - Good job bro!!!! But i'm with oz_viking, where do you put the shopping???? :D

SILVABULLIT Grand Master

SILVABULLIT

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It would be great for a bbq - something to toss the salad in!

Azza Grand Master

Azza

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It would be great for a bbq - something to toss the salad in!

:lol::lol::lol:

doesn't matter how low I go, there is always someone prepared to go that ectra step :) :)

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Skitzo

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Actually im getting two grilles that have been ordered in, they protect the subs and are very heavy metal. I can put stuff ontop of them with no worries. :P Ruined your fun? :lol:

Setup cost $2000 with custom box for the subs and lights and the two grilles that havnt come in yet.

The car is starting to become a semi showcar with it being driven daily so im not too fussed about practible use since I dont need the car for too much except driving. :D

Technik car audio installed it, the guy who did my installation is the 3rd best installer in Australia.

SILVABULLIT Grand Master

SILVABULLIT

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Nice install but looks weighty. Any idea how much it weighs? As for the grills on the subs they'll stop the salad from going everywhere! :P

Skitzo Experienced

Skitzo

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Nice install but looks weighty. Any idea how much it weighs? As for the grills on the subs they'll stop the salad from going everywhere! :P

:lol::lol::lol:

Its very heavy, thats all I really know. It hasnt changed the handling due to extra weight in the back thankfully though. I am able to bottom out on ramps much more easily however as ive found out. :(

Azza Grand Master

Azza

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Mmmmm, the only thing better than getting your salad tossed is getting your a55 scraped - ouch :blink::blink:

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HIROLA

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Sweet Install Dude

Gives me the inspiration to get mine done, now ive just got to save the $$$. :P

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Apologies for the bad pic quality, it was shot at night with no extra light than what the boot provides.  Il post better pics if people want to see it clearer etc.

Took 3 weeks to do and had a few problems on the way but its all good.

Have no spare wheel and my sound system hammers well now.

Sound system specs:

JVC headunit (Soon to be replaced with an alpine TV screen headunit)

1 Alpine 4-way amp (75w x 4)

1 Alpine amp to run the subs

2 Alpine 12' Type S subwoofers

Alpine 6' DDlinear speakers in the back doors

Rainbow 6' top range speakers in the front doors

:D

Very Very Nice ... I'm so jealous :D I was supposed to start on my install as well over the holdiays ... but have not got around to it yet !! I wont be goind all out like you have though ... I want to keep it down in terms of wheight.

But ... a stunning install ... still able to use the spare ?? Or is that dumb question :D

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CAP

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Neat as !

Top Job Skitzo ! ( Do I hear Perth AutoSalon anyone? ), The quality of the finish was well worth the wait. Was the install designed specifically for your needs or had the workshop done a similar job for a Corolla before ?

Skitzo Experienced

Skitzo

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Neat as !

Top Job Skitzo ! ( Do I hear Perth AutoSalon anyone? ), The quality of the finish was well worth the wait.  Was the install designed specifically for your needs or had the workshop done a similar job for a Corolla before ?

Every job the workshop does is unique, they will not redo a same idea or design on a car. So they just did it trying to be original

:lol: A few people have said about perth autosalon, personally I dont think the car is good enough. Im undecided.

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