ideas for custom boot install

blake5126 · 23-08-2012, 08:23 PM

I need ideas for custom boot install for bg astina.
Give me some ideas. Pics aswell.

project.r.racing · 23-08-2012, 08:28 PM

http://www.google.com.au/search?q=cu...w=1024&bih=571

BG1.8sp · 23-08-2012, 09:06 PM

Hoping the pic isn't huge :s
Anyway, that's a false floor with perspecs windows over the amps, has 2 small openings covered in circular flat black mesh with 3computer fans mounted under/on false floor to keep the airflow across the amps.
Sub box is moulded from the boot plastic. Few layers of glass then later of core Matt and another few layers of glass. Obviously it's a sealed box (actually quite deep/ large volume just doesn't look like it) really nice sound.)
Plenty of how to's on how to do similar type things on google.

All of the above was done over 3weekends. So design, mould and finish.
And was done in my driveway... Nothing to fancy.. Just use your head and apply common sense when designing.
Just little things. Like as you can see from the pic... Floor is 2 piece... That way you can remove floor without removing sub etc.
In the BG there's plenty of room to do a moulded sub on the side, false floor if you wish... But I would personally go with a matching mould on the other side and recess the amp in flush... That way there is no obstruction to the spare

blake5126 · 23-08-2012, 10:03 PM

I was thinking all black leather amp flush mount on left side and sub flush on right a flat backing with Mazda cut out and clear plastic with blue LEDs to light it up from behind with a cut o it on the bottom for the spare that lifts out but is also neat

23-08-2012, 08:23 PM	#1
blake5126 Junior Member Join Date: Jun 2012 Location: adelaide Car: 1990 mazda 323 bg sp Posts: 102	ideas for custom boot install I need ideas for custom boot install for bg astina. Give me some ideas. Pics aswell.

23-08-2012, 09:06 PM	#3
BG1.8sp Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: Sydney Car: 2009 BL MPS Posts: 2,300 View Photos By: BG1.8sp	Hoping the pic isn't huge :s Anyway, that's a false floor with perspecs windows over the amps, has 2 small openings covered in circular flat black mesh with 3computer fans mounted under/on false floor to keep the airflow across the amps. Sub box is moulded from the boot plastic. Few layers of glass then later of core Matt and another few layers of glass. Obviously it's a sealed box (actually quite deep/ large volume just doesn't look like it) really nice sound.) Plenty of how to's on how to do similar type things on google. All of the above was done over 3weekends. So design, mould and finish. And was done in my driveway... Nothing to fancy.. Just use your head and apply common sense when designing. Just little things. Like as you can see from the pic... Floor is 2 piece... That way you can remove floor without removing sub etc. In the BG there's plenty of room to do a moulded sub on the side, false floor if you wish... But I would personally go with a matching mould on the other side and recess the amp in flush... That way there is no obstruction to the spare __________________

23-08-2012, 08:28 PM	#2
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23-08-2012, 10:03 PM	#4
blake5126 Junior Member Join Date: Jun 2012 Location: adelaide Car: 1990 mazda 323 bg sp Posts: 102	I was thinking all black leather amp flush mount on left side and sub flush on right a flat backing with Mazda cut out and clear plastic with blue LEDs to light it up from behind with a cut o it on the bottom for the spare that lifts out but is also neat