10lbs of sht in a 1lb bag

[Doug118]

This poor truck is busting at the seams (literally). It’s hard to fit this much equipment and still seat 5 people but we got it done

12 10” midrange
12 tweeters
4 horns
6 15” subs
~40,000 watts total

 

[Doug118]

 

[tom3]

Those door panels are works of art I think.

 

[Doug118]

Those door panels are works of art I think.

They absolutely are. I can’t take credit for them but they are my favorite part

 

[Geotrash]

Wow...I've never seen a c-pillar crack like that.

 

[MassHoe04]

Wow...I've never seen a c-pillar crack like that.

Something is going on there. Crack appears to begin at a hole drilled into the body and radiate out from there. That may be more than coincidence..? Strange for sure.

Crazy awesome build, by the way. I bet windows are rattling two states away!

 

[Geotrash]

Something is going on there. Crack appears to begin at a hole drilled into the body and radiate out from there. That may be more than coincidence..? Strange for sure.

The hole is a stop-drill hole to prevent the crack from spreading further. It appears to start at the window frame and they drilled the hole where the crack ends. It's standard practice to use that same technique to stop cracks from spreading on aircraft fairings and such. What I can't figure is what would cause the c-pillar to crack like that. Must be some stereo! Lol.

 

[MassHoe04]

The hole is a stop-drill hole to prevent the crack from spreading further. It appears to start at the window frame and they drilled the hole where the crack ends. It's standard practice to use that same technique to stop cracks from spreading on aircraft fairings and such. What I can't figure is what would cause the c-pillar to crack like that. Must be some stereo! Lol.

Never knew that.
I appreciate you helping me learn something entirely new here!

Maybe the cabin pressurized enough to "raise the roof", literally.

 

[Doug118]

He’s correct, the hole was drilled to drop the crack from spreading more. Here’s what the sheetmetal looks like on the inside

 

[Doug118]

Never knew that.
I appreciate you helping me learn something entirely new here!

Maybe the cabin pressurized enough to "raise the roof", literally.

Speaking of roofs, we had to reskin the roof because it was ripped in several places