Set the music — Toyota Allion, 1.8 liter, 2003

It all started with the purchase of a frame for a two-din head. I decided to paint it and the door handles in regular black lacquer. I think it turned out not bad! Then the doors of the car were dismantled, the seats were removed and the floor was opened). I glued the doors with soundproofing, glued the door trim with hot glue and tightened it with anti-creak material. I sawed out podiums for Hertz 16' speakers, replaced the tweeters and put crossovers in the doors (under the skin). As a bonus, I lit up the door handles with diodes.
I spread the wires for the amplifiers and the capacitor. This device fits quite neatly under the driver's and front-passenger seats. The sub took its usual place in the trunk.
After a little adjustment and tuning, the sound appeared), of course I am satisfied with the result! In fact, all the squeaks and squeaks have gone from the doors. Only the front stands and the dashboard creak on bumps. I will fix this when I glue the ceiling.
I really liked the quality of the TV antennas placed, by some Japanese back in Japan, on the windshield. The USB connector for the flash drive brought to the "glove" box. In the future, I threw wires for the rear-view camera, I’ll put it on for the winter!

PS: At the time of installation of the music, the car was already toned, a regular body kit was installed. We must put the casting!)