Here is a link to my normal site. I have pics of my other cars and of a number of pics of other shows I have been to.
**Click here to check out my other ride on Sounddomain a Dropped Honda Civic with a wall of 8 woofers**
Here is the Honda Civic I used to own. Its system's included 8 10 inch Kove woofers (that were Changed to 8 DD3510's before finals) and Audiobahn Mids and Highs. It was powered by 4 Orion Hcca 250's running to the subs at 2 ohms daily and changed to .5 ohms for competitions as well as a single Orion Hcca 250 to the mids. I still had the stock alternator but I had a single Optima Red Top under the hood as well as 4 additional batteries in the rear. Wires and innerconnects were supplied by Hooker Audio.
On Sept 16 2001 it broke the current world record (at the time) in the USACI Pro 301-600 watt class. I do not remember the exact record but I believe it was around a 142dB. My peak spl was 150.1 but the lower of my 2 seperate readings was 148.9 and that is what the record was reset at by me. **Note All USACI WORLD RECORD attemts are measured on the B&K Meter not a Termpro or Audiocontrol**
This is a car and install that would not have been possible with out Chris Hanley. He took the cars current system out and built the wall you see in the pics and installed the amps and did EVERYTHING you see in these pics in 3 days. This also includes trying 2 sets of rims and seats as well as lowering the vehicle. We had to leave for Atlanta for Nopi Nationals and were unable to do any real adjustments or tuning and in the vehicles first run at a show it set a world record and also did a 159.? LEGAL on the dash on the "normal" meter.
Front View of the Civic
Here is a look at the engine compartment that hold the 1.5 bottom end merged with the 1.6 top end. The engine also had mods ranging from port and polish, fuel system upgrades, forged internal parts in preperation for a Turbo Setup.
Here is a look of the hatch area of the car. You can see the 5 Orion 250's. This area was also lit by purple neon highlights at night. The xtra batteries are below a false floor in the hatch as well.
Here is a look at the wall when it contained the 8 Kove Audio 10's that were later changed to 8 Digital Designs 3510's. The wall was approx 22 cubic feet and had rougly 375 inches of port and peaked at roughly 53hz.
Here I am Greg are getting my Civic ready for its 1st attempt at the world record that was in the low 140's.
This was my 2nd run backing up the score I first did of a 148.9 I broke that and did the 150.1 resetting the record at the lower of the 2. All scores were measured on the B&K Meter.
Here is my award for breaking the old Pro 301-600 watt record. I set it at the score you see here of 148.9
Well thats about it. I welcome comments on the car and any questions. Please email them to me at Proaudio150@hotmail.com.
