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03-13-2007, 05:19 PM
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Great white sig page/Worklog
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03-13-2007, 05:20 PM
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Audio
Audio system layout
Amp rack Ver 1.2 in progress:
Ignore the rat's nest of wires on the trunk floor, that was for prototyping only.
Coming along, slowly. It's damn cold to be working in the unheated garage right now.........
Need to get some wire standoffs to neaten the runs a little further. Maybe I'll turn out some nice aluminum pieces. I'm thinking kind of like the wire loom you can buy for ignition wires. I like things neat and tidy. Occupational hazard I guess (aircraft technician, we like things to stay where they're put and very organized)
I also need to get some solder on 8 gauge wire end terminals to replace the crappy crimp on ones you see in the picture. I forgot to pick them up the other day and I had the crimp on ones in the garage...........
About the inverter, nessesary evil to run the pentium. If I get induced noise, I may try a couple chokes on the power wires.
I must be limbering up too. It's getting alot easier to get in and out of the trunk!
Components Awaiting install:
Mb quart components came today! Can't wait for the weekend!
Pioneer gm6200 amp came today too! Damn weekend is never going to get here.
*UPDATE 10 May 07*
Amps are in, speakers are in (more or less, more wiring to be done),
Unfortunately, the amp rack itself is still raw mdf, I may get a little closer to finishing this weekend......
I got some sail speaker housings from TFC (thanks Ross, you're the best!) and put the tweets there and the mids in the lower door. Careful positioning and it sounds great! I hear sounds in the music I never knew where there. Whole new experience!
Pics comming......comming......
*Amp rack IP*
Update
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03-13-2007, 05:20 PM
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Appearance and Added options
Simple changes:
Evic with Psi (thanks Treppenwolf)
300m Gauges (thanks TFC)
300m chrome insert shifter (thanks Gig)
VHT "Nightshade" taillights
Spoiler Depot spoiler
Emblems "shaved" (except where I want 'em)
Auto headlights
In the works:
Paddleshifters
Heated 300m memory mirrors (non turn signal version, still sitting on the shelf)
Auto rear veiw mirror
300m sunvisors
Future plans:
Heated memory seats done in the stock bucket upholstry
No tint, no neon, no body kits, no silly paintjobs, no monitors in the trunk, no foolish crap.
Not now, not ever.
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03-13-2007, 05:21 PM
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Carputer
carputer ver 2.0 is underway!
Specs:
Hardware;
P4 2.26 ghz
512 ram
320 gig 7400 rpm drive
lilliput in dash touch screen
in-dash slot load dvd
griffin powermate as volume control
Radioshark for Fm capability
GPS receiver
Audigy 4 sound card
Dual head video card
dashwerks automatic startup/shutdown controller
in-dash powered usb hub
More to follow as it developes.......
software;
XP Pro
Roadrunner/LSX void
Iguidance 3.0 gps navigation
assorted games, programs, etc
i reworked the dash slighty. I had o move the heater controls to the cubby area and joined the opening for the radio and heater area to make room for the touch screen and slot load dvd.
Pics:
remember, it's very "beta" right now. Still working out placement of items before creating a custom bezel.
Dave- I'll be staying with 5.1 for now. Seems the wife found the visa bill!  Gotta build up some credit with her for the next bit! ;)
GPS Screen

Main Screen

MP3 Screen

FM Radio Screen

GPS again

Daytime Main Screen (high contrast)

Good ol' "Bill's" Screen!

Side veiw showing recessed mounting (better daytime visability with touchsrceen overlay)
Obviously, still alot of work to do. But getting there!
Future Plans
Integrated monitors in the seat headrests for the most beautiful girl in the world, my 3 year old daughter. (she's got a portable DVD one on there now)
cheers
BJ
*Update 10 May 07*
Carputer is in a cut down and mounted in a new, fabricated 18 gauge case. Nobody's stealing that sucker either (well, unless they have an impact gun!), I welded studs to the body, and bolted 'er down! Made for a great ground too! Cleared a ground loop problem I was having in prototyping right up!
Stopped into the local yard and picked up al the trunk material out of a wrecked intrepid so I can cover the carputer case and amp rack in matching material. 10 bucks later and a little ripping, I was on my way with more than enough material.
And I have a useable trunk again! Thank goodness, that mess was driving me up the wall! I was ashamed to have people in the car.
Pics soon......
*11 May 07*
Raw case:
That pesky noisy vent when the sub hits, now blocked off:
finished upholstry:
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03-13-2007, 05:30 PM
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suspension
300m special rear sway bar
300m special/RT front rotors
Michelin hydroedge tires, stock 16's
That's all for now!
Future Plans
Suspension mods to "tighten her up" (no lowering, I drive this car every day). Probably just source out some more R/T 300m/special pieces.
Possibly Boyd Smoothie II wheels, no bigger than 17". I'm really picky about rim choice and appearance. It may be difficult for me to find exactly what I want.
*thinking about the charger wheels now*
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03-13-2007, 05:31 PM
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Performance
Just a K&N drop in right now!
Future plans:
3.5 HO if one comes along at a decent price. (2.7 hummin' along just fine 'till then, thank-you-very-much!)
*20 May 07*
Thinkin about dual exhaust. Nothing gaudy though, probably along the lines of Bigred's system but with the stock oval single pipe tips tucked in at about the stock location.
I like it, goes very nicely with the vehicle. Same look I'm after.
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03-13-2007, 05:34 PM
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Well it's about time! j/k Nice pics BJ...
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03-13-2007, 05:41 PM
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lol looks alot like mine my trep. nice mods, looking good!
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03-13-2007, 06:16 PM
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Originally Posted by milkmann915
lol looks alot like mine my trep. nice mods, looking good!
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err....
yeah, riiight.
I guess they're both white (mostly) and both Intrepids.
Other than that, I'm not seeing it.
Cheers
BJ
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03-13-2007, 06:19 PM
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Originally Posted by Great White
err....
yeah, riiight.
I guess they're both white (mostly) and both Intrepids.
Other than that, I'm not seeing it.
Cheers
BJ
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LOL!
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03-13-2007, 07:53 PM
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Lookin good BJ!
I like the computer in the radio/ATC bezel. Can't wait to see it finished!
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03-13-2007, 07:57 PM
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You shoud have posted this earlier, I would have nominated you for cotm! I love the stone white treps, plus you have a spoiler! Nice ride man, nice.
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03-14-2007, 06:28 AM
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Originally Posted by Phuckin Phil
You shoud have posted this earlier, I would have nominated you for cotm! I love the stone white treps, plus you have a spoiler! Nice ride man, nice.
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Thanks.
All this stuff has been around, I've just gathered it up into one post.
Cheers
BJ
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03-18-2007, 12:10 PM
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Look good!!! Any more progress on the amp rack BJ ?? Curious, looks like the hinges in the back are what holds it up??? What kind of hinges are they??
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03-18-2007, 12:37 PM
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Originally Posted by Dudley
Look good!!! Any more progress on the amp rack BJ ?? Curious, looks like the hinges in the back are what holds it up??? What kind of hinges are they??
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Still in progress........
Hinges are standard spring loaded cabinet hidden hinges. There's two pins that hold the rack in the closed position.
I may get fancy at sometime in the future and use a linear actuator to raise and lower it. Not high on my "to do" list right now.
Cheers
BJ
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