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2000 lincoln ls, fiberglass ideas?


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cleanls 
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Posted: April 14, 2007 at 12:18 PM / IP Logged  

whats up,

im new to the forum. i have a 200 Lincoln LS and needed some ideas on fiberglass projects. so i was just wondering if anyone had any pics of LS's with custom systems. thanks

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Try cardomain.com and look up what they have there. There are tons of possibilities and ideas to play with there. After that the only suggestion we could give you is, "Be Creative; Be Imaginative, and as we like to say, ADAPT, REFINE, and MODIFY!"
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I have a 02 ls and I've been thinking about about building a box ported through the rear deck. thats about as far as I got though. I have the wood but not the subs. I did a lot of other mods so the system may be my next project. we should keep each other updated on this. I'm on cardomain /id/danh0ward
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I had an 02 and an 04 LS. I found the fact that the trunk hinges go into the trunk make is extremely difficult to do anything with it (note: I'm not a pro). In any case, I just had a box with a single 10" sub ported through the rear deck and next to it were my amps. This gave me just enough room to keep the spare in an easy to access manner.. not that I ever used the spare, but the idea was good.
In any case, good luck. I have seen a couple jobs done in LS's (sounddomain.com stuff)... which looked alright, but nothing reaaall fancy. If you figure something out, I'm definately interested.
Oh, and just an idea I had, you could do the trunk lid thing for the amp rack... and I complemplated putting a 10" sub into the passanger's side quarter panel, which seemed to be deep enough.. and back of the book calculations means I would have had 1.25cuft, but you can get subs that don't need such a large space, either.
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isa, tell me more about the setup you had. was it band pass or just ported? if just ported, what way did you face the sub? and the big one, did it sound good? Thanks
Dan Howard
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thanks guys ill try all of your suggestions
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This http://www.cardomain.com/ride/822243/3 is a link to the system I am modeling mine after. (with more mods) Yes you are right there are some issues with getting the proper size box in the trunk area, hinges are only the begining of it, the curves, bolts and humps are tough to work around also. I am doing mine to hold 2 JL10w6-v2 and giving it lots of power.  Combination of fiberglass and 3/4 MDF. I am lucky to have a full blown wood shop and welding abilities at the house.   Getting anything in the kick panels is a challenge and the front driver side is pretty much a no go unless you are into doing a vehicle re-wire. I am getting there with my system but,,, it's a long surgery.


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