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The color was the main factor, but I didn't like anything about the car. I'm getting another Town Car and I'm going to build the 'Bird.

Sold the Mustang yesterday. Made a nice chunk.

Hell no.

. . . And skeet.

I'm going to sell the Mustang also. It's fun to drive fast, but I just don't like the car.

While we're on guns. Gavin's new hobby is draining my money quickly. I've got $800 wrapped up in hardware, and the ammunition fees are never ending. I didn't realize how much they're actually shooting. A box or more a round. I need to buy a trunk full of ammo.

I'm reading the bike stuff and think to myself that $2000 is an OBSCENE amount of money for a bicycle. I then thought to myself that both my Redline and Performer had well over $800 into each of them when I was into the BMX/Freestyle thing in the early 90s.

I think he stated he wanted a carry pistol.

I'm a Beretta fan, so I'm going to suggest the PX4, or the APX if you like a striker fired pistol.

That's messed up because I LOVE my broccoli to just melt in my mouth.

Aero ports are fine. I am assuming by 4th order you are implying a bandpass enclosure. If this is the case, skip it. No need for it; you'll see no benefit and if you have trouble with carpentry, well, bandpass will definitely test your patience.

That's my whole week. It's been fun to say the least.

I think that is my problem with most foods. I do like to try new things now, but there are some things I just know I will never like. Salmon, for instance. The mere smell of it makes me want to vomit. Eggs are the same way. I was allergic to eggs up until a couple years ago and I can't even smell them. It immediately induces vomit.

We'll likely never see another paper cone from them. All their tooling is for injection molded plastic. It's cheaper and easier to produce, so no need to go back to paper for them. I am nostalgic as well, but the good times are gone. Our only hope is with the little guys and many of them are rocking it!

The enclosure is nearly 50% larger than recommended. I don't know much about the Sundown, but it will behave like any driver in a larger enclosure. It's going to be boomy and less "controlled." It will also be slightly more efficient at the sacrifice of the aforementioned control.

I was going to make a funny on FB, but I figured most people would be offended. Your reflection in that is NUTS!

Are you having voltage issues right now, or is your current wiring at capacity? Basically, you're only going to need/see the multiple runs of cable in competition vehicles where tenths and even hundredths of dBs separate winner from loser.

You've got your mid network backwards.

Also, just swapping to a different driver will not help, even if you double the power. It will be negligible uf so and is nothing more than an experiment at best. Let's work on making what you have now perform better.

What truck?

Hawk makes GREAT pads, just be sure you get a street pad! Have you checked Rock Auto? They usually have Power Stop kits available.

Do you have a sub? If not, you might start just running them wide open. The limit is going to be excursion on low notes. They simply do not need a lot of power either. Very efficient! Personally, I would high pass almost near 70, and just let them run open on top. The midrange on these is incredible. This will allow you to cross the tweet higher. Unfortunately, I have no experience with the Evil tweets. I'm a planar snob.

Geico. I am intrigued to the outcome as I have Geico as well.

That makes the vehicle unique, rare even, and it should increase the value.

It moved about 40 miles SE and wreaked havoc on a small farming community.