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So you pretty much know now that I do very nice installs. I also do computer repairs and other electronics as well. If you need an install done or just have some questions just let me know. I travel up to 3 hours to meet someone for an install. I also will post my installs here showing my work. My aim and yahoo messenger is reimermatt. No question is to stupid to get answered.

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Here are a few older installs 97 Volvo 850. It was probably one of the more easier installs I have done. Here are some picks of the install.:cool:

The loot


The wiring harnesses getting ready to be all soldered


The hole for usb port


The usb port


The sirius radio power plug lets mod it a little


Open it up


Solder it up


Heat shrink it all ready for being wired behind the dash after being wrapped in electrical tape.


Location of sat radio needs some mounting

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Not many pics but I also did a amp and a sub in this when he gets back from iraq I will finish it.

Here he comes


The Loot


Open Her up


Head unit installed no pics of wiring


He is out until next time

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This one was a big one I will quote his review so you can read it.
So Matt helped me install a kickass system in my 2008 Accord. It took a couple of days and a lot of driving but it was definitely worth it. Matt is a chill guy and we got along well right from the start.

I pulled into his driveway on Saturday morning a little before 8am and he had all of his tools and supplies laid out and ready to go.

We installed:
JL C5-650 components in front
JL C5-650x coaxials in rear
JL Slash 300/4v2 amp
Infinity 10" Basslink
JL CleanSweep
MTX Re-Q
Dynamat Xtreme on floor, doors, rear deck and under back seat

We started off by stripping the interior of the car:


Then we jumped right into laying down the Dynamat .. here is the passenger's-side floor:


Door before Dynamat


Door after Dynamat


Fuse holder mounted


Cleansweep wired up, not yet secured


Amp being wired up


One of the rear crossovers mounted


Finished!!



Overall it took us about 25 hours spread out over 4 days (with breaks and stuff). Matt made the two and a half hour drive up to my place twice without hesitation. He did great work and I learned a lot along the way .. if you need any car audio stuff done, contact matt (AIM reimermatt), you won't regret it.

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Here is my friends car that I did
Project Red Dragon - Car Audio Forum - CarAudio.com

And here is mine
Project Black Dragon - Car Audio Forum - CarAudio.com

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Please feel free to comment.




Let's start talking that dash apart



Wires and Sat antennas





Had to carve out the back for the usb cord

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Here is when it was all done.

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Did this one a few years ago but the guy was getting ready to sell it so I snapped some pics.
Here is an older install I did it was about 2 years ago. The car was a 96 Vw Jetta it was my 3rd time doing head rest tvs it was very tricky and still is to me lol. But here are some picks.

Front Doors


Head units "didn't do the fiberglass but and getting ready to learn it"


Rear tv's



Rear Deck infinitys don't ask me why he wanted them in the back and the polks in the front.


Cd changer


It also had 2 hifoinic amps mounted to the rear seats and the wires tucked threw the seat itself. There was also a box with 2 kikcer l5's. It was nice to bad I did not get picks of them.

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Feel free to leave feedback. Next month I am being flow to LA to do 2 installs both ins 370z's

AudioGenics

got any pictures of installs using POLK Audio Mobile Equipment ?

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My old install in my car ya.

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My first setup in my car now all redone with Image Dynamic Speakers.

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Also that VW has polks in the front doors.

Serendipity

Nice installs!!

dirthog

I like it.

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Thanks like I said if anyone have any questions or needs help just ask.

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eloplayspolo

very nice installs. i do PC installs as well and have had the chance to use heatshrink a few times but im terrible with it? u got any how 2s?

slowpolky

Very nice work bigfan

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Thanks I hope to get a few more done soon.

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Here is another install I did today came out nice, probably will be doing some more to it later.

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I was flown to Cali for an install on a z.
Enjoy and please feel free to comment and ask questions.

The Ride




The loot


Power wire ran threw stock grommet takes a bit of time but can is the best place for it.



Dash apart and head unit mounted to brackets.

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Time to take apart the trunk



Hmm wounder who he is maybe the installer?


Factory tweeter and modding time. Using a dremel I shaved and trimmed out the factory tweeter.


The new ID tweeter


Almost looks like it belongs there hu?


The back end


Hmm almost like some sort of super tweeter
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Solder up the wires!


The grill was to big but it pops right out so now it will fit right in.

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Door panels off


This is why factory is no good LOL


The ID cxs components the woofers need 3 inches of clearance for the magnet.



Using the z closure spacers and installing them with some bigger bolts you can fit just about any speakers in your door, just as long as you shave some of the ring off were the bolt goes the door panel fits perfectly with a good amount of clearance.


IT IS NICE!

REAL NICE


Putting the panels back on


Work work work

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Wires


Head unit installed


So after some fun we continued at a parking lot for the rest of the install.


Installer in the trunk!


Amp ground wire


Amp mounted


Wires Ran



Next morning the sub box had to be trimmed for the bigger ID Q sub but it was worth it.

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Sub mounted



One happy guy


Also a side note that I did not get any pics of the rear view camera but will ask him to get a few.

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unrealii

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IT IS NICE!

I like how you drilled two holes for the wooden baffles. I am going to try this when I do my MR2 install.