Quentin Jarrell

Never instal a pair of speakers that were designed for infinite baffle in car door and expect them to perform as they would in an infinite baffle environment. A car door is not infinite baffle it is a shitty leaky sealed box with a baffle that resonates nearly as much as the speaker that's mounted to it. I don't know how or why exactly because it is beyond my realm of knowledge but a factory door replacement speaker has much different design featured than a transducer made for infinite baffle, sealed, and ported.

Purchased a go all in one last Xmas with windows 8 and had a ton of issues with explorer. Download chrome and works ten times better.

Google Angola prison. 18,000 thousand acres of self sufficient hell.

You couldn't afford the repair bills.And a chick car Test drive will make you not want it. I'd drive a turbo if it is joy ride time. Honestly it was just the name and price that caught my eye. I do agree it is a chick-ish car, but with balls like these I am secure enough to drive something like that. I am just browsing some random automotive sites for cheap used rides that could still be fun to drive to work. As for the 'auto' thing, sorry just not a fan of stick when 1/2 your commute is in bumper to bumper interstate traffic thru down town. Just a recipe for burning out clutches quickly. Now the ride home? At that point I'd love the a nice fast 6 speed but no dice. J If I really wanted a sporty small car to go to work and back I'd get a Miata. I have, as well as any others here that race, seen MANY Miatas destroy other "sports cars" around a track. There is a reason why people track them. Obviously not factory but upgrades are plentiful and fairly cheap.

I live out in the sticks. About 7 miles outside of a village of ~500 people and I get 3 bars LTE with Verizon.

They turned you down because you aren't a 65 year old grandpa.

extremely tight fit, but if I really wanted the extra output I would do it if it was my vehicle.

http://www.the12volt.com/caraudio/boxcalcsm.asp#_index Use the above for port length.

Use below for port area. It is based on Small's minimum port area formula. There is one problem however. Just about every manufacturer lists Xmax per a 70% BL. This figure is not accurate as Small's definition of Xmax is the coils physical overhang. To get in the ballpark of this figure multiply the published BL Xmax rating by .66. For example if the sub is listed as 30mm Xmax it would actually be ~20mm http://www.carstereo.com/help/Articles.cfm?id=31

2nd port trim pulled from mold. The black stuff is mold release.

port trim ring as it came out of the mold (after trimming) Box as it is now. Still have a good bit to go, maybe another 10 hours or so to finish the outside of the box. As of now I have about 50 hours in the install.

you fuse at each power source to prevent a dead short in case the wiring between the sources is shorted to ground or burns up due to too much current

Southwest pass is shut down. Excellent timing. Only worked about 15 hrs this week

Not a big deal. I just don't want everyone thinking they received the very first speaker. I'll have all the official paperwork sent to you in a few weeks. I'll extend the three year warranty until then.

Although you have received the first production driver that should not have been sent along with the sub as I have still not finalized everything with the printers. Was that paperwork included in the box or was that a sticker label on the outside?

Decided I wanted to hide the mounting flange on the sub. Gonna take a ton more filler than I'd like to use but It's not structural. I think it'll look ok.

After 30 days I'll manually redo them. However you will be fine. Yours are being built now.

My insurance is post tax so I can deduct it. However as of last year my medical had to be 10% of my income for it to be deductible. I am being told it is 15 % this year. So I restructure my company so I only get a salery of $1,000 a month and bam I'm over the 15% bullshit formula. If the big multibillion dollar companies do it. I sure the hell will too.

if i calculated right they woul need a 4 cubic foot enclosure

So who's gonna sign up for that new $400 a month $6k deductible insurance? I think I'm gonna stick with my $250 a month $1,500 deductible Blue Cross.

Don't know what that is but do t look good.

The ferrite version's resonse looks close enough from 200-1,500 and are 1/2 as much. looks like a better buy

Tang Bangs look nice. Would do the bamboo drivers though. Not sure if I'd care for the titanium.

no, need to stick with and OD of 7inches and under