This is my Volvo 360 GL -86.
The audio system is based on Soundstream products, except from the head unit.
Cabels, conductor and batteries are from Stinger.
I compete in Emma (European mobile media association) and so far we scored second place, one point behind the winner. (apr 6 -2007)

The sound system:

Soundstream 6,5" midrange and tweeter RF 6C
Soundstream 8" midbass SST-80
Soundstream Monoblock Amplifier LW-1.350
Soundstream 4-channel Amplifier LW-4.580
Soundstream 10" Subwoofer RFW-10
Alpine CDA-9855 CD/MP3 player

More pictures of the construction can be wiewed at 300 Power Club. (Swedish 300 forum)

http://www.300power.com/forum/index.php ... eadid=2693

Regards
/Jon


The subwoofer is placed under the dashboard in a 40 liter ventiladed box.

The amplifiers are mounted behind plastic glass and are cooled by computercontrolled fans.

The passive crossovers controls the dashboard speakers Behind the handbrake is the capacitor mounted.

The meeters are rebuilt. The box for the 6,5" speaker had to fit in there.



Some pics from the first competition



After the competition

Closeup of the panel



Closeup of the neon light


Powerblock

Construction of the box

Fiberglass and MDF.


Construction of the dashboard





Ventilation for the windscreen

Awesome, well done! I had seen a few of the pictures of your build from the thread on 300 power, very impressive looking stuff you were doing! Welcome to 300mania

Well done indeed, unlucky on missing out by only 1 point, but still a great achievement. Looks like a lot of hard work went into that, I also saw the pics on 300 Power and I'm very impressed. Welcome to V3M.

Pete

Thanks

I will upload pics here, when I have done som more modifications on the car.
So far, there is only inside, but more will come.

thanks fansatic, must of took a while to do.

how did you do the blue gauges?

jarlidge wrote:thanks fansatic, must of took a while to do.

how did you do the blue gauges?

It took five weeks to complete. I spent almost every minute i had in the garage. I had a friend who helped me. Total buildingtime where approx 400 hours.
The gauges are lit by a neon string, 1,5 meters long. It is glued to the backside. There is a space between the meters and the plastic. (3mm)

look great so DBs is it putting out

blackbox wrote:look great so DBs is it putting out

That depends. In the driver seat, maximum dB we measured was 138. On the dashboard we had over 155db.
This car does not compete in sound pressure level. The jugement is based on installation and sound quality.

And that is the most important thing!

Time for a small update.
This is my new project.
It´s under construction.

Awesome mate. Absolutely awesome. You going to make a rear one too?
Adam

Yes, I will.
Next project is the sideskirts.

The spoiler is finished now.

Wow, that's looking awsome.

How did you make that? I see PVC pipes, and than? something with kind of foam?

Frits wrote:Wow, that's looking awsome.

How did you make that? I see PVC pipes, and than? something with kind of foam?

The PVC pipes was coverd with fabric and reinforced with fiberglass.
Then I smouthed out the differences in level with foam and applied another coat of fiberglass.
A lot of grinding and finally two layers of paint.
It took four weeks of sparetime to complete.

More to come

Now that's sweet! Is the 10" driver buried in the dash somewhere, or is that large central port for the 6.5"s? Whereabouts are the HF drivers located?

cheers

James