Started Integra Enclosure Today

Nice work man, good luck w/ the rest of it, I'm glad to see that you used MDF for the flat portions.

I have it out right now and have everything almost finished, I did end up changing the pvc port out for a 4 inch aeroport. I dont have any pictures as it sits (my main computer has a hosed xp install) but I will post up a couple when I put it back in. I know its rather slow progress, but I haven't had a lot of time and I would rather have it done right. Thanks for the compliments.

looks great! how dose it sound with that aroport? looks great tho for a first projecthmmm.... was that the right wire?

I made a huge difference going from the straight pvc that I was messing around with when I first started to this setup. I have yet to hear any port noise, and it seems to have a rather flat response down to 30. Tomorrow I have to take out that md2 and fix one of the inserts, and then I have to Isolate a couple rattles with some weatherstripping (it fits right up to the panels on the sides so there is a slight vibration there, and I just put the trunk lid cover on but didnt have enough weather stipping to pad it) Besides that I need to finish the top lids for the amps. With the lids on all you will see is the sub and port.

why is there a breaker in the back?

Its a 120 amp circuit breaker. I put it back there so It will pop before the anl fuse up front and to serve as a distrobution block if I want to and anything down the road.

The best way to permanately attach a fiberglass mold or any other panels to the bottom of the trunk is to drill holes through the bottom of the panel and trunk floor, and literally bolt them into place. Use silicone or other sealer on the bottom of the trunk to prevent rusting. Many people dont like the idea of drilling through the floor of their car, however along with having your equipment safe in-case you were in a wreck (the equipment will stay in place and not bang around in the trunk). It also becomes a security feature; if you have a spare tire well enclosure, no one can just rip out your box, they would have to individually take each sub off of the sub baffle, and if you used special security screws they may not even bother.

looks pretty clean can't wait to see ur next one maybe u could get more creative with italex