Here are a few more preliminary pics...

Let me know what you think...

dood.... wow, im really impressed thats one of the nicest systems installed in an eclipsei ever seen... in fact thats prob is the nicest system, they equipment looks top notch, the install is top notch, mad props to your installer thats a really nice setup... that will win shows go to the db drag when its dont i wanna see what that biotch can do :D

that is bad-ass.. you are definately going to win some competitions with that setup.. mad probs.. wish mine could be so clean.

isn't digital audio a subsidiary of audiobahn?

Damn that's a nice clean install. I have one question though? are the subs hooked up or did the installer do a really good job of hiding the wires. Heck, i can't even see em from the pic. Still gets the from me

:thumbsup :thumbsup <----that's right two thumbs up!!!

nice man, do you know how he managed to be so accurate on the rear board considering all the curves and stuff in the hatch area?

looks tight!!!

mad props...

Thanks for the compliments guys. No, nothing is hooked up yet that is why you do not see the wires. Yes Digital Audio is a sister company of Audiobahn. As far as the false floor in the back, I am not sure how he does it. I am pretty sure that he uses poster board and traces the outline. Then he cuts it out and puts in on a piece of wood. Traces the outline, cuts it out, sands it where needed and wham!!!! False floor. But I think it is an ancient chinese secret, so don't tell anyone. ;)

I created my false floor using many cardboard pieces. Then I traced it onto the MDF and cut it out. Sand it to fit perfect and walla!... false floor!

they usually meause it donw and cut it about a quarter inch short all teh way atoundf then use bondo to make it tight than paint over it or carpet. when they mount subs in a false floor they usuaslly have to make little support structures under it. the supports look like train tressels (the things that hold train bridges up)

nice dynomat through the whole car. wish you woulda used different gear like zapco comp amps, eclipse subs and audio control caps and EQ's with focal components.

Looks tight. Im about to start working on my system. Its close to your set up but my question is are you going to build a wall where the back seats were or are you going to leave it open? How is the amp rack connected?