Adrian_D

aloha

evening Tom ?

'night dude.

getting read to go mount some drain tubes at a friend's house.

Hi Chris

mmm, party

hmm, maybe that's why it didn't like some of my pics ... bye..going to work a bit on the driver's door.

As for the picture upload, are you over the file size limit? what file size limit ?

maybe it just needs a chip

wtf ... the dub ran out of juice at 140 kph maybe it has something to do with the 3 year old fuel filter and air filter

i'll put the link in my "how stupid can you get" folder

'night. and thanks for the advices fellas

hi Matt

bugger Sean's pics are gone

so clay at all the contact points what got me confused is that when i tighten the ring won't the clay come out ? that's going to depend on what material the guy at the shop has. it will be easier to secure the ring / rings to the panel with some countersunk bolts and then tap the mounting holes for the driver

explain a bit more to the n00bx : should i place the clay between the ring and metal ? or just around the ring ? really confizzled

how about some deadening material between the ring and sheet metal ?

i'm looking for someone to buy my old 3 way towers for ~ 1 year. not sure how the market is there, but over here people want "all-in-one-box" sound systems

if you've got the stregth to do it, then you shouldn't give it too much thought

my chances of getting a good deal on a soundcard are slim haven't found any shops which ship overseas and chaintech didn't export the 710 to europe

how about using deadener between the ring and sheet metal ? forgot to mention : i don't know if i can get the thickness i want, so i could be using 2 rings modelling clay just like the kind kids play with ?

that's not fast

any cons to using aluminum rings instead of mdf ? aside from the screw trouble

had to trim some metal to fit the mli. i was in shock when dad told me he could get some rings machined out of aluminum instead of the "classical" mdf

i love dad's sheet metal cutter. no real trouble with 1/0 and 2~3 mm metal. the door panel was a piece of cake.