quote Originally posted by Black Pegasus: Don't worry, I didn't forgot you guys! There's not any news regarding for the enclosure project, I was working on my car to get it done and drivable. I will now have more time for the project. The next step to work on is a bracket to hold them under the dash. We are close to get it... Fred

Any updates?

I'm getting prepped to take my dash off to fix some cracks and repaint and would love to have this box ready to go in during the project.

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As ALJR just said; they never been into production YET. I still didn't lost my interest, don't worry guys.

Now here is my situation:
I wake up each morning at 6am, go to college for my classes, come back at 6pm or something (Depends of the days) and I do homework until midnight or sometimes even 3 am... Just to start all over again the next day. Then, on weekends I work to pay the college and my Fiero. I don't have time to work in the garage at all. An other thing is that my car is parked in 2-3 feet of snow (Welcome to Canada... lol) and the doors are jammed/frozen that I can't open them. Its hard to access my car a this point.

The reason why I still need my car its because I still not design the proper mounts. For that, I need a car without a dash that is accessible.

For my small Christmas vacations, I had time to make one enclosure (Not even cut out, no mounts... only the fiberglass.) An other problem I encountered was the fiberglass smell (I was in a closed garage, no circulation at all (I still had a good mask though) but the smell was so strong that my eyes were crying. And when I start an enclosure, I have to finish it the same day.
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I am VERY sorry guys, I know that some of you are very anxious of getting an enclosure. Some of you might say I find excuses and I try to extend everything but in fact everything about Fiero is a hobby. I am not like V8 Archie or any other business out here on this forum (No offense, I love those guys and I have lots of respect for them). What I'm trying to say is that I don't make this for a living. It's hard for me because I wanna please everyone but in the other hand, I have very little time left for hobby, I wanna make sure the product will be a high quality one for all our satisfaction.
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I'm sorry for the wait guys, I just want you guys to know that I'm still into the project so don't worry.

Fred

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87 Pontiac Fiero GT

quote Originally posted by bnevets27: Any progress on sub box Fred? I have a 8" here that would go well with the box. I don't mind not having the brackets, considering it will probably mount different in my car anyway because it doesn't have AC.

Fred's brother has the first prototype mounted in his "air conditionned" Fiero, matched with the Pioneer Sub.
I have the pre-production enclosure mounted in a "NON air conditionned" Fiero, matched with the JL Audio Sub.

The above description hints to the fact that prototype mounting brackets are designed for both with / without air conditionning.

Fred's brother and I agree.......... a fiero was meant to have a sub

[This message has been edited by c-l (edited 06-06-2011).]