Strykers_Inc 2014 GMC Sierra Denali 6.2L (Vader)

[sahls01gmc]

Wow.......

 

Looks phenomenal! Definitely giving me tons of ideas for my next setup.

[jonboy77]

Was going the motorized route, but decided against it due to limitation in space....kinda holding back on pictures until we complete this phase. I can only say it's different than anything out there, and it will show pretty nice with some really quality craftsmanship.

Removing the rear block is an option I am looking into as well as a set of belltech shackles, just don't know yet as to how it will effect bilstein 4600's.....

Yep, I have been stockpiling parts until spring, want to get the audio done first since it's all interior. Not looking forward to leaving my door panels with Kyle next month and losing control of windows....LOL...I have to roll them down every day to get through security checkpoints.....gonna be a hassle explaining..lol

Looking great. I keep up with your build. It defiantly wasn't a fly by night build like I thought in the beginning. You need to do a picture page so I don't have to flip through all the pages. Good job. Looking forward to seeing more

[Strykers_Inc]

Yes... Lifting the seat bottom up unmatched the setback. Seat back and bottom can then fold down. The reverse procedure locks it back in place. It's secure, the remaining metal is all the way down on the metal bracket on the back wall, so instead of having about 2.5 inches of metal in the bracket you have half of that. Make sure to round the edges well before reinstalling so it doesn't hang up.

[Tattooo]

Nice clean work

[Strykers_Inc]

Nice clean work

Thanks!

[Strykers_Inc]

Wow.......

 

Looks phenomenal! Definitely giving me tons of ideas for my next setup.

Thanks! If I can help you with something by all means I will try. More to come as we get things finished I will post.

[Strykers_Inc]

Looking great. I keep up with your build. It defiantly wasn't a fly by night build like I thought in the beginning. You need to do a picture page so I don't have to flip through all the pages. Good job. Looking forward to seeing more

When I finish this install, I will take your suggestion and make a picture page of the install. And yes, a lot of thought and prep have gone into this build. Just time consuming. Appreciate the comments.

[geraldwp]

Yes... Lifting the seat bottom up unmatched the setback. Seat back and bottom can then fold down. The reverse procedure locks it back in place. It's secure, the remaining metal is all the way down on the metal bracket on the back wall, so instead of having about 2.5 inches of metal in the bracket you have half of that. Make sure to round the edges well before reinstalling so it doesn't hang up.

Sweet! Definitely a cool idea. Should make it a lot easier to access any components.

 

Why'd you have to move your amp rack? Not enough room? Worried about ventilation? Just curious, I'd definitely be going to towards to the amp rack on the back wall when I get started on my setup.

[Strykers_Inc]

Sweet! Definitely a cool idea. Should make it a lot easier to access any components.

 

Why'd you have to move your amp rack? Not enough room? Worried about ventilation? Just curious, I'd definitely be going to towards to the amp rack on the back wall when I get started on my setup.

 

If you have a power sliding rear window or Bose System, there are electronics on the back wall. My PG amps are too large to fit lengthwise across the back wall unless I completely remove the power window motor and move the Bose amp somewhere else (requiring a crap-ton of rewiring).

 

Kyle's Silver-ay-do has his Mosconi Amps across the back wall in a metal frame and requires no cutting or adding of material. There are existing bolts the frame can mount to. But he does not have a Bose Factory system or power rear window....in that case my amps would fit and I would have done a metal frame amp rack like his.

[geraldwp]

Ah ok! I knew you moved the Bose amp, or thought so anyway, but I didn't think about the rear window. I have the rear power window but hopefully I can squeeze my amps back there! Thanks man!

[Strykers_Inc]

Ah ok! I knew you moved the Bose amp, or thought so anyway, but I didn't think about the rear window. I have the rear power window but hopefully I can squeeze my amps back there! Thanks man!

If you look at the posts I have in earlier pages you should be able to see where I have added a link to his FB page so you can see the metal frame amp rack, or message me and. Can send you one later. Thanks for checking out my build. Stay tuned!

[Strykers_Inc]

UPDATE 151125

 

Finally received the neodymium magnets ordered last month so the wrapping begins. Here are a couple of shots to depict where its at right now.

 

Phoenix Gold Elite2.12D2 Installed. Base Wrap completed and Flocking completed. Trim and Inlay work to get finished yet.

 

Phoenix Gold Elite2.12D2 Subwoofer wired to 1-Ohm.

 

Magnets installed for covers. Prep for Flocking after the base wrapping.

 

Base wrapping completed on exterior of rack enclosure.

 

 

Stay tuned as there is plenty more to be done......

[ccdies]

I need to drop my truck off to you,, love your work man,

[Strykers_Inc]

I need to drop my truck off to you,, love your work man,

Thanks Clint, I wish I could take all the credit, but I cannot. I am the installer, and my friend Kyle Golden is the fabricator. I planned it out and passed on my ideas and 3D renderings. He took that, tweeked it a bit and fabs it. Mad skills.

 

https://www.facebook.com/Kyle-Golden-Audio-Fabrication-Design-1057473470951994/?ref=profile

[ccdies]

Thanks Clint, I wish I could take all the credit, but I cannot. I am the installer, and my friend Kyle Golden is the fabricator. I planned it out and passed on my ideas and 3D renderings. He took that, tweeked it a bit and fabs it. Mad skills.

 

https://www.facebook.com/Kyle-Golden-Audio-Fabrication-Design-1057473470951994/?ref=profile

well tell him I said very nice work,

 

 

Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk