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Some of my most active riding has been on a wide track.

After driving the Xterra yesterday I understand the higher CG/short wheel base with tuned suspension being superior to the low CG/long wheel base with inferior suspension in regards to handling. I hadn't had time to watch any more of the "Schooled" video's but think that nailed it. When I do watch the vid's I will post the best of them for you guys.

I only see one option there. Includes SRT badges The sticker shock scared her on that one. I explained to her that any vehicle with similar features will end up the same cost range after the options are added. We started by looking at the car show in Vegas when we bought the Xterra. She test drove some at the local dealer afterwards and loved it, so I bought her one. I would of never thought I would buy a Nissan at that point so anything is possible I suppose. Something that doesn't look like a Subaru, a comfortable cockpit, at least 250hp+/-, and of course all the newest features. ie keyless entry/start, touchscreen, remote start, etc.

Happy B-day brother!!

Here is a tutorial on the sequence to entering the numbers. Also explains what you are looking at if your not sure. There is a link to a youtube vid on there too if you are struggling. http://www.hometheatershack.com/forums/diy-subwoofers-general-discussion/6330-winisd-pro-tutorial-download-detailed-guide-how-use-winisd-pro.html

Unless its and old Willy's! Buick V6 and your good to go.

Who manufactures the diesel motor?

WinISD on Facebook. Download the Win7 version if you have Windows7 as it will work best.

Yesterdays snow fall. Can you spot the dog? Oh there she is.

The Jeep is the one that had the most curb appeal to her, as the pickings that fit her criteria are pretty slim. I showed her everything from 4runners to m-class, and everything in between. NO way I would get the HEMI. Never thought I would say it but interested in the oil burner.

Funny the Dodge premium system in the Durango is an Alpine. You would of thought they would of did the Harman-Kardon also. http://www.wk2jeeps.com/wk2_srt8_harman.htm Not that the stereo is even close to a deciding factor. But being the wife won't let me upgrade, best to buy something adequate at least.

She wants to test drive a Jeep Grand Cherokee Summit. The motor options are 3.0L ECO-Diesel, 3.6L, 5.7L HEMI or 6.4L HEMI. Come's with a Harman-Kardon 19 speaker system.

The market for true mid size SUV's is lacking though.

The wife is starting to look at new ride's so looks like my next vehicle will be her '06 Xterra. I am already planning the sound system upgrades.

I can see skipping the hu in my next DD in favor of a dsp or tablet. I am sure everyone will have the formula/equipment dialed in by the time I am ready.

What voltage do you use with the .6 ohm coil? My girls are moving their vape store in the unit next to my shop this weekend. I can see spending a lot of time(and money) over there!

I fucking hate those You hate everything. They serve the purpose they are intended for. Oh, I fucking LOVE my snowmobile. Rode 160mi this week so far. So fucking awesome. Power is there to pull the skis all the way to 70 and weight transfer front to back & side to side is easy and instantaneous. Valving & clutching are nailed and perfect with my track and suspension. I'm jelly. How did you end up breeding the brake's? For future reference.

No worries brother. We are all here to help each other.

Wife's G-ma owns one of those. I drive whenever I am with her. Not a bad ride. She is leaving the car to me when she kills over.

I believe 60 days but am not positive. PayPal will almost always favor the buyer though, especially if the seller wont respond.

I fucking hate those You hate everything. They serve the purpose they are intended for.

I assume Nercotizing Fasciitis or Scleroderma. I had a friend die from the latter.

T-nuts bother me when they fall off or when the sub cutout isn't much smaller that the mounting hole diameter. If you want to go deeper, how many times is a sub removed/installed? With all that in mind, I've used T-nuts on the RLi enclosure Drywall screws work great for most install's but heavier subs I prefer a T-nut. It sucks either way if the cutout is to big or screw holes are off center. my subs are 75lb and held up in a wall just fine with spax screws I used them the last few installs as I wanted to use allen head bolts for aesthetics. I have allen head screws also so could of went that route. I usually use blue Loctite either way.

20"+ of snow and still falling. I had to steal the wife's Xterra to drive to work. The city is clearing snow with front loaders.