[drphoto]

Ok, I ordered an H frame kit from Chris Swiger and he sent me a W frame. I thought he was gonna swap me, but so far no word on it.

Anyway, assuming I'm stuck w/ the "W", how do you screw in the drivers? Looks like an really tight fit in there. Besides the fact, I wanted the option to upgrade to the V1 at some point, which was why I wanted the "H" in the first place.... was ease of driver placement Do you need some sort of "L" shaped phillips screwdriver?

[corndog71]

If you're interested in selling it let me know.

[drphoto]

Anyone? Do you install the drivers and then put on a removable lid? Prepaint all the parts before assembly, then glue together w/ the drivers in place? Call me stupid (been done before!) but I just don't see how you can access the top screws, once the thing is assembled.

[srb]

How much access room is there?  There are a number of 'L' offset screwdrivers available, as well as some ratcheting models, although they usually require a bit more clearance room than the fixed models.
 
http://www.amazon.com/Wiha-Phillips-Offset-Screwdriver-Handle/dp/B000T9UEDU/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=automotive&qid=1266870308&sr=8-1
 
Steve

[Danny Richie]

I put a small Allen headed bolt through the top two holes from the back side and held a nut (from the front side) with a pair of needle nose pliers with a curved tip.

[drphoto]

Thanks, I may just try to do an H myself. Should be able to cut the parts w/ a quality circular saw and rip guide. Plus I know from my experience w/ my flat baffles, the driver hole doesn't have to be super precise as the large flange covers a lot of sins.

Corndog, I'll keep you posted.  If I make my own H, I'll make you a good deal on the W. It is cut w/ very high precision......just not what I wanted.

Is there any SONIC advantage to the W over the H?