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Aaron Clinton

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  1. I can always edit the poll as to how you want it to turn out but I will say my second choice was the 4 SX's, that would be crazy loud, but I voted for a 1:1 amp to sub ratio
  2. looking good, keep us updated, nice head unit
  3. hey Nick, do you have time to find a used tranny in a junk yard?, or have it patched up so you can get it to competitions? if not I am bummed to hear that news
  4. nothing to mount the system to
  5. I guess this is what happens when your waiting for parts?
  6. I would love to trade MP3's with your guys, I had my entire CD case stolen from my last job 96 - 99 CD's in there, including many imports and rare "b" sides, I am in the process of putting as much onto my iPod as possible but I don't have much in the way of MP3's
  7. if you guys want to really learn how to play poker, you need to talk to Mark (SSaudio), I believe is primary source of income is poker
  8. And what stash is this ? my ever slow growing collection of audio that has never seen power or installation, but I should not commit to an RL-p yet, might be buying a new truck to replace the explorer in the near future, and I am going to need every penny.
  9. email him for a faster response
  10. the largest in my collection is the Orion 2500D, but I have a few older RFs that do power at 4ohms, but for now I voted with the Orion
  11. looks liek a good project car, johnny we want pix while you work
  12. squeak, I will probably get a single 12, don't have the money right this moment, but I need an RL-p in my stash
  13. that was uber low
  14. if you guys get a chance look in the automotoive section, trust me
  15. I am sorry I promised these up a while ago, but here they are with a silly vid to go with them, but anyway this is number 66 of 188 built, it is the only red on red in existance, arena red to be exact, so yes that means this is the only one, the previous owner was the minority owner of the Cincinatti Red, (not Marge Schot) hence the red on red, every and I mean every internal surface is covered in leather or carbon fiber. This car has only 12k on it, and I keep it in top condition about every other weekend. I was able to drive this not to long ago, the drive was so short I was not able to really gather too much information. But this car replaces a 1997 911 Turbo, which I also drove. I will tell you this, the Turbo (black one that is in my avitar on CA.com) was a little quicker to gain boost and a little touchy on all aspects, but this TurboS is some other kind of monster. When both turbines are able to spoll up, it has a surge like no other, and with 4WD it happens instantanously. I have driven vipers and vettes, and they do not have a prayer next to this. Even an L88 Stingray and 93 Esprit, did not pull like this. It is an indescribable feeling, almost as if (under 2/3 throttle mind you) I did not have enough time to shift to the next gear before the rev limiter was smacked. The feel, the sound, and smells of this car are what my childhood dreams were made of. A few differences over the standard turbo are listed as such: larger turbos, lightweight quad exhaust, carbon fiber everywhere, larger cross drilled rotors and brakes, rear quarter panel hole for engine air intake, moddified rear wing, paint, lower front valence, front bumper openings for brake ducts, leather leather everywhere down to the smallest detail. There are more things I am forgetting, but the "Turbo S" is everywhere just incase passengers for a moment thought that they might be riding in a more pedistrian standard "Turbo". In the video, it was taken on my digital camera, so the small mic is over whelmed with air flow and struggles to pick up how truly low the note is. It is very low, much lower than you might ever imagine a flat six to make. If you look closely, in one of the pictures you will see a 1998 Dinan M3. I did an article on this car last year for momentum. With supercharger and other previously listed upgrades, that car is supposed to dyno at 415+ hp. It has very strong surge, but if chasing the Turbo S, the M3 would fade into the distance faster than a big girl trying to ask out Brad Pitt. Look all ya want, hope you likey and the video is linked here: http://www.woofervids.com/displayimage.php?pos=-1940
  16. I like them because it makes my car even more rare, the problem is that due to the almost zero space between the tires and the body, I can not reach in and adjust, I either need a lift or have to remove the wheels
  17. Aaron Clinton replied to Nikuk's topic in Photography
    damn nick getting a lot done, but yeah, we love the pics during the work
  18. that looks like some fancey work so far
  19. Wow I just saw that box you built in the Show Off section... I may go with you if your up to it lol. I'll let you know more when I plan to get it done... got a lil' while yet though. Thanks, Plymouth Pryde you chose wisely my son haha anyway, kent has the skills for sure, I have seen more than enough of his work

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