Aaron Clinton

Probably because the topic is over two years old and it did not sell well so we dropped it.

Based on quality alone, the choices are easy. But please don't use the term SQL, and actually try to explain your goals.

My mother has nearly the same thing.

The SSA west office is in Phoenix.

Thanks for sharing the pictures.

Snow is surprisingly deep here. Poor Maxie de Fluff got stuck as the snow comes up to her ears. So had to clear a path for her to pee.

Here Comes the Sun - Beatles.

Is the heat sink a different thickness?

Doing some serious DC crunching, transferring 300 gig of data, and uploading 42 gigs of video, so my computer is sweating a little.

This is the iHop you know, so it is pretty much free reign, with in reason. You can make a testing topic if you want.

Lots of output potential for the money right there.

The Sundown SAZ-2000D is on sale right now: , would be a very nice set up with a pair of Icon's.

:)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VkruLwcznYE

Is that an I-6 engine turned? VR-6. Not inline and not quite V-6. Angle between cylinders is 15deg. I know the US VR-6's were 60 degrees. But the way the intake runners looked and no seeing any valve covers, it appeared like it was a straight 6 lying on its side. Not really. The VR6 debut was in the Corrado and was definitely 15 degrees. 15 degree V angle? Wow, I thought it was 60.

I am bumping this topic, as we are in a race for Prime Grid, and can use any help we can get to hold of ze Germans!

This reminds me I should have one here handy for reference.

Shipping goes via FedEx for Sundown. Should ship out Monday if the snow is not too bad, usually takes 3-5 business days to ship.

My bass cube is collecting dust next to my original MTX blue thunders and 8" Funky Pup's.

Tell Mark to get you a Tan SSA hat.

That is Sundown's way of saying, mount it properly and you should be fine. And no, it is not more delicate then the others.