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Gotta be careful with you pull yards though, I went that route with my Jeep. After swapping the trans in my driveway turns out the tranny I picked had a bad output shaft bearing...I cried for a few hours then scrapped my Jeep.

I have a used 260 Amp singer alternator that fits 99-04 4.0 Liter Jeep Grand Cherokees Would like $300 Shipped

What snow?

This build wont be nearly as impressive as many of the other members, and will slowly take place over time but figured I'd post anyways so I can gain criticism, and possibly help others. Ill start off with some pics my jeep, and my old system. 2002 Jeep Grand Cherokee Laredo roughly 134,000 miles on it Bought it in October with around 132,000 Old RE 10" Subs (Blew them) Current Deck Corner of boxes, From old system

Been a real long time since I've posted on here, Recently sold the Sundown X 18 And picked up a pair of HDS210's from the SSA Store Threw them in an old Prefab sealed box for the time being until I get off my ass and build an enclosure. Still using the Hifonics ZRS2000.1 wired at 4 Ohms right now. I Haven't really had much time to play around and listen to them yet but so far they add a nice punch to my music.

Just so happened as soon as I decided I was going with 2 HDS210 I made a final browse on other sites and noticed you guys added them Ordered

Enjoy today because Monday were suppose to get even worse.

http://www.clubxb.com/forums/showthread.php?t=35748 Might be an option he said he took Shocks from a Dodge 3500, and used them on his xB

Singers the man!

And if you do have the tools, materials wood, glue, and screws. Also gonna need power wire, RCA wires, if you don't already have one a headunit. When I first bought my Jeep I only planned on spending around $3-400 for a basic system here I am around $1500 later...

When you say Bike to you mean a bicycle? or a Motorcycle ?

He said he has a back seat probably extended cab.

I use Firestone Destination A/T's on my Jeep and Road noise isn't very loud but there is more aggressive tires to be had.

Contact us button on mobile sends to http://soundsolutionsaudio.com/index.php/contact.htm instead of http://products.soundsolutionsaudio.com/index.php/contact.htm Ok, try it now. One of the links might have been changed or out of date. Contact us button works now, Noticed the blog button doesn't though.

I see your from ny which part. I live in Utica, I'll probably attend some of the TNESPL Shows this yearWhen do they normally have them. They'll probably start once the weather gets nicer maybe March or May? they normally have shows near Rochester, in Syracuse, and near Watertown. I mainly just go to the Syracuse ones as I can't see driving 2 and a half hours one way with the gas mileage of my Jeep and price of tolls. yea gas actually aint bad in the older jeeps, well compared to 9 miles per gallon in my srt8 jeep. But yea i may attend some , I've been going back and forth on a diesel pickup or a 08 Jeep SRT8 still in my 02 Grand Cherokee I average 16 MPG On the highway so its not that much better. Do you like the SRT8 Enough that you would buy another?

Contact us button on mobile sends to http://soundsolutionsaudio.com/index.php/contact.htm instead of http://products.soundsolutionsaudio.com/index.php/contact.htm

I see your from ny which part. I live in Utica, I'll probably attend some of the TNESPL Shows this yearWhen do they normally have them. They'll probably start once the weather gets nicer maybe March or May? they normally have shows near Rochester, in Syracuse, and near Watertown. I mainly just go to the Syracuse ones as I can't see driving 2 and a half hours one way with the gas mileage of my Jeep and price of tolls.

I see your from ny which part. I live in Utica, I'll probably attend some of the TNESPL Shows this year

http://products.soundsolutionsaudio.com/index.php/contact.html Works fine for me try this link out. If not I believe there support email is support@soundsolutionsaudio.com

The Lowes, and Home Depot here must have there panel saws not setup right because they never give straight cuts(Or the employees are just careless and measure way off. I've found more luck with local lumber yards that have workshops, Ill buy 2 pieces of MDF and pay an extra $20 give them a cut list and they cut everything to spec perfectly. Also prevents me from having to worry about getting it home as I dislike the idea of strapping 2 sheets of MDF To the roof of my Jeep

Try grounding the back of you're Headunit? Or read the pinned post on this subject http://www.soundsolutionsaudio.com/forum/topic/35027-noise-troubleshooting-guide/

awesome,I'd take care of that loose wire thoYeah, or else you're gonna be jamming to some Wrecking Ball then hit a bump and have a WTF moment.

Looks backwards to me

if you have a smartphone just upload it to Photobucket then post the link here