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wow... so same with trunk and hood? you used tin snips? I think I might do that. but i don't know if i want my back to be any lighter. after i tok out my woofer, my back has been fishtailing a lot on moderate turns (at moderate speeeds ) it makes it exciting... easier for the sounddeadners to go on, too...
I like the HOLES in the metal idea.
I cant go that route till I go with a CAGE.
I used a dremmel tool for my trunk and hood.
__________________ Jonathan 94 LE "Im going to get groceries in the gas sipper" 93 G20 "Im cruising tonight" 2004 Quest "The NEW Papi Bus" To school and back in 45 minutes
yeah, i have a sentra 13" stealie on the left rear, 14" se-r on the right with negative camber (I don't know why. got to get it aligned)
I've been trying to dremel off sheet metal in my car, but the discs keep chipping off. it's scary as hell when the pieces fly toawrds your face. I think i'm going to get the big ass one i saw at home depot. maybe that will help
and how the hell you get a fish in there? where you guys get these... whine whine whine... i want one!
I like the HOLES in the metal idea.
I cant go that route till I go with a CAGE.
I used a dremmel tool for my trunk and hood.
I was wondering if anyone would catch that. Where I drilled them, I don't consider very structural. The real support is hidden behind the areas with the holes. The b pillar has alot of metal that you can't see.
I weighed my hood today, 19 pounds. That is with more cut out than the first hood pic shows. It is as light as you can get with out going to a different material. I would have a new pic but my camera batteries went dead.
) it makes it exciting... easier for the sounddeadners to go on, too...
Where I drilled them, I don't consider very structural. The real support is hidden behind the areas with the holes. The b pillar has alot of metal that you can't see.
