Do you have a place there called Saginaw controls or panels? Something along the electrical field lines.

 

haha yeah it worked just fine

 

Yeah, it's right by my neighborhood if we're thinking of the same thing

 

Awesome thanks for the tip...good job on the fab and welding of your rack. Ive always wanted to learn welding is on my bucket list

 

no problem man, thanks! Welding is definitely a great skill to have

 

Saginaw electrical enclosures or something like that I think... Anyway, they send us enclosures for what I build at work. That's cool it's near you lol.

 

Over the past week or so I upgraded all of my speakers and also added a subwoofer, so now everything sounds great! I fixed the wires in the doors because my old ones had snapped, and then I replaced the stock door and soundbar speakers with some 5.25" JVC ones. The sub is an 8" pioneer and I built my own sealed cubby enclosure for it, and my amp is a 400w Boss brand one. Everything sounds so much better than before and I'm really happy with the setup and how it turned out

 

Nice. Looks very clean.

 

looks real good!

 

thanks guys!

 

I made a cardboard bumper template to test out my design. There's just a few minor changes but I'm really happy with it. I also ordered a 4'x8' sheet of 3/16" steel that should be here this week. I'm going to try to do most of this at school because we have a nice plasma cutter and mig welders. I still need to figure out the unibody brackets, but I think those should be pretty simple.

 

Looks clean and effective! Not going to do a winch bumper?

 

Thanks! I wanted a more low profile look so I'm just putting a 2" receiver on the front and once I get a winch I can put it in a cradle and use it on the front or rear

 

Sounds like a plan!

 

Looks good, I have the same plan for a winch, I dont want to buy 2 but I am sure I can get myself into situations where I would need it front and back