JL Audio Subwoofer Enclosure Buildup - Good Vibrations

The rear subwoofer enclosure and amp panel was wired using Monster cable. The Alpine KCA-SC100 Sirius radio interface unit and the SCC1 Sirius radio tuner were mounted neatly between the two Alpine amplifiers.

The subwoofer cover panel was installed. Checkout the embossed Alpine logo in the black suede oval and the brushed aluminum amp grilles.

Darrin began building a pair of kick panel speaker pods by using a Mobile Solutions teardrop template that was attached with double-sided tape. The teardrop piece was then routed around the table rotor bit to achieve an exact duplicated part.

An Alpine SPS-600C 6-inch speaker was temporarily installed into the teardrop.

To assure exact sound wave intersecting, Darrin used a pen laser to pinpoint the location.

Fiberglass filler was applied and sanded smooth, eliminating any flaws.

The kick panel teardrop speaker pod was covered with a stretched vinyl.

An Alpine 6-1/2-inch two-way speaker and a brushed aluminum grille and ring style the kick panel speaker pod.

Josh installed the Alpine IVA-W505 mobile multimedia head unit.

The Alpine SBS-05DC center channel speaker had two midbass drivers and a soft-dome tweeter mounted inside the 2-inch tall enclosure that fit nicely into the dash.

A pair of Alpine SPS-600 6-inch coaxial two-way speakers replaced the OEM speakers.

After everything was installed and wired, Darrin reconnected the battery, then pressed the power button, and the party was started.