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Stevenalex801 · 07-05-2013, 11:06 AM

Hey everyone,

bought my Z back in April, love it, last car owned for 8 years(16-24) VW GTI.
Always loved a good audio system so I decided to research for a few weeks, decided on a full kenwood system from Crutchfield. Good people there, good sale, etc...

Build took me about 4 days straight. I live in a nice apartment complex but it was annoying running back and forth with tools to and fro the car. Retouched my soldering skills and patience.

First of all I love working on the Z compared to any car I've fiddled with before. Everyone just pops and snaps in place I can take the interior part in no time now. The interior plastics aren't as amazing as Audi...but I'm ok with that.

Anyways here's my build, enjoy the read

So much stufffff

Ripping apart the interior

Kenwood DDX 470. Didn't feel the need for the nav unit

Buddy had this idea about putting these on the top. I like it so far, actually matches the gauges and if I ever grow tired, the plastic inserts aren't expensive.

I loved the Amp's design and wanted good cooling/a little subtle show so I mounted it to the top and kept the cables as clean as possible. I still might develop a bracket that goes over top and cancels them out.

Kinda gives it an industrial look

I like this rear backup cam, easy to adjust.

07-05-2013, 11:06 AM	#1 (permalink)
Stevenalex801 Base Member Join Date: May 2013 Location: Florida Age: 36 Posts: 23 Drives: 11 370z EB M6 Rep Power: 12	Installed Full audio system :P Hey everyone, bought my Z back in April, love it, last car owned for 8 years(16-24) VW GTI. Always loved a good audio system so I decided to research for a few weeks, decided on a full kenwood system from Crutchfield. Good people there, good sale, etc... Build took me about 4 days straight. I live in a nice apartment complex but it was annoying running back and forth with tools to and fro the car. Retouched my soldering skills and patience. First of all I love working on the Z compared to any car I've fiddled with before. Everyone just pops and snaps in place I can take the interior part in no time now. The interior plastics aren't as amazing as Audi...but I'm ok with that. Anyways here's my build, enjoy the read So much stufffff Ripping apart the interior Kenwood DDX 470. Didn't feel the need for the nav unit Buddy had this idea about putting these on the top. I like it so far, actually matches the gauges and if I ever grow tired, the plastic inserts aren't expensive. I loved the Amp's design and wanted good cooling/a little subtle show so I mounted it to the top and kept the cables as clean as possible. I still might develop a bracket that goes over top and cancels them out. Kinda gives it an industrial look I like this rear backup cam, easy to adjust.