How-to:
Building The Subwoofer Enclosure/Amprack
 Several layers of Dynamat...  Several layers of Dynamat were applied to the metal rear deck after through holes were cut for the pair of JL Audio 10W6 subwoofers seen here. |  Made of an amalgam of MDF...  Made of an amalgam of MDF and fiberglass, the subwoofer enclosures (the boxes on the outer edges) leave space for an amprack at center. This is the bottom view of this piece. |  Here a mixture of fiberglass...  Here a mixture of fiberglass mat and resin is applied to the top of the enclosure. |
 The amprack location is also...  The amprack location is also cut out. |  After applying body filler...  After applying body filler to smooth out the fiberglass, the holes for the subwoofers are cut out. |  More forming with body filler...  More forming with body filler and sanding takes place before the amps can be temporarily fitted in location. |
 To secure the MDF mounting...  To secure the MDF mounting plate for the three PDX amps, metal rails are added to both sides of the enclosure bottom. |  MDF is cut to form the base...  MDF is cut to form the base of the amplifier shroud. It will also consist of Marglass and body filler. |  Body filler is used to complete...  Body filler is used to complete the forming of the amplifier shroud. |
 Here is the rough shroud removed...  Here is the rough shroud removed from the enclosure. |  The shroud and enclosure receive...  The shroud and enclosure receive more sanding before being test-mounted in the car. |  Before vinyl is applied to...  Before vinyl is applied to the enclosure, the amplifier shroud is fitted to ensure proper alignment. |