Looking good there mate.
It's amazing the difference well installed system makes.
This is how you would amp the fronts.
If you use a 4 channel amp you can use the first two channels for the fronts then make sure you get an amp you can bridge and then bridge channels three and four for the sub.
![[Image: ICEMapfrontsamped_zpscb9bfe8f.jpg]](http://i984.photobucket.com/albums/ae321/Dee_306/Cars/ICE/ICEMapfrontsamped_zpscb9bfe8f.jpg)
Haha, very good advice there.
Some people use this stuff to stop water getting in but still best to make the MDF water proof.
http://www.caraudiodirect.co.uk/phonocar...-rain-stop
It's amazing the difference well installed system makes.
This is how you would amp the fronts.
If you use a 4 channel amp you can use the first two channels for the fronts then make sure you get an amp you can bridge and then bridge channels three and four for the sub.
(03-01-2015, 06:32 PM)tigerstyle Wrote: Install looks good, MDF sucks up water though, so to be sure they don't get wet and warp/fall apart, paint them up or clear coat them.
You might kill two birds there and make them black at the same time.
Stealing Dees thunder now offering advice!
Haha, very good advice there.
Some people use this stuff to stop water getting in but still best to make the MDF water proof.
http://www.caraudiodirect.co.uk/phonocar...-rain-stop