2002 Acura RSX Type S (3-Way On Axis Rebuild Alpine/Audison)

I'm still waiting on the closed cell foam and reticulated fast dry foam to complete the midbass in the doors.

I ordered a sub enclosure from concept enclosures online. Its pretty much a subwoofer box for a 10 with 2 plexiglass amp racks under a false floor. I will post a picture of the enclosure when I am at home. They have great customer service! They did a very good job and made the enclosure with custom cut outs for the amps I have. They were very quick to reply and had great customer service.

I figured I would work on the wiring during the week for a few hours a day. I already messed up on the wiring for the first amplifier https://www.diymobileaudio.com/forum...ilies/bash.gif. I had to remove the bottom piece of wood from the amp rack and reverse mount the amplifier. This way the wires are run in the proper direction.

Got a little more done on the wiring.

Here are some pics of the old fiberglass sub enclosure that will be replaced by the new box and false floor. Cool thing is I can still retain the spare tire.

Here is are some pics of the box from concept enclosures.

Finally finished up the doors. I added a layer of CCF and added some fast dry reticulated foam around the midbass driver. This helps avoid moisture when mounted in the door panel.

Got the power and ground wire good to go. Just need to mount and attach the amp rack.

I have the optical for the head unit ran to a splitter in the glove box. This allows me to add in an ipod our android phone with an optical out. I have been using a type c otg cable to a usb soundcard with optical out . This will be replacing the ipad as the main source.

Here are some pics of the old ipad dash that will be removed. Some pics of the Alpine dva-9860 installed.

inally fixed the rear seat release knob https://www.diymobileaudio.com/forum...ilies/afro.gif. Without the release, I couldn't put the rear seat down which was a major pita. I was able to use some quick drying ca glue and a chopstick to pull the release up. Once the seat was released I could use a screw driver to push the knob up. I should be good to wire up the amp rack and sub now.

Got the led lights and processor added to the amp rack. Just need to mount the sub and put the amp rack in the car. I hope everything works properly with no issues. I didn't make the amp rack super accessible and it weighs a ton.