Glass Wolf or Custom installers

Take a look at what I've done and let me know what you think.

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looks terrific. what'd ya use for the dash with that screen, fiberglass? or did ya just modify the stock dash?(I haven't looked closely at a newer Ram lately.. I dunno how the stock dash looks.)I like it.just for show, you may want to cover that sub/amp board in matching tan vinyl. fairly easy to do and it looks pretty.that power distro block in the center could be flush mounted like everything else too, so it doesn't stick out so much and protects it more.niec Indiglo gauges in the dash, too.-GlassWolf

Pioneer Stage-4, Orion, DynAudio, Fi

by the way, the subs are Precision Power's newer line I believe.the amps are PPI as well.-GlassWolf

Pioneer Stage-4, Orion, DynAudio, Fi

i do like the idea of vinyl instead of carpet.  and maybe putting the dist. block flush, or under plexi or something.

Thanks guys for the input!  Now that I look at it....your right. It just doesn't look right. Back to the drawing board. I don't have enough air space in the sub enclosures so they bottom out.  I'm going to try some poly-fil and if thay doesn't work their getten yanked too.  I tried fiberglass on the dash and it didn't stick so I ended up using plexy. I should have flushed the screen without the trim don't ya think? I think that I will try a mold for the dash next, give it some personality by buldging the screen out just a little but completly flush and same with the deck. What do you think?  The subs are PPI as well as the amps. w/ a .5 cap.  I used sound sheild on the floor (cheaper) and dinomat in the doors. I put MB Quart 6.5" comp. sets in the front doors and 5.1/4"s in the rear doors. My highs and mids are extreamly crisp but my mid to lows and deep lows just are'nt there, I had to keep the sub amps. truned all the way down cause it sounds like SH*T. I really need your help on this one.

sweet install man.... thats all i can say :)