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Shoot, I could help you all manage the section. I basically send shit loads of people to you guys anyways lol.

well shits lol. what's up Kyle. Rob going to be on here too.

Unless you live down the street from Iraggi, I doubt you're going to be able to get a hold of him. Good luck though.

x2. don't upgrade shit until you know you got a problem. that's my rule of thumb when your a broke student hehe.

Stuff it with 1.5 lbs per 1 cuft volume. Make sure to spread it out so its flowy not tight together or it just will take up volume. It should be able to get you right over 2 cuft.

Finally got some birch from lowes, 2 sheets. I'll be doing some work this weekend maybe cutting. Also, I got a couple of new equipment for the home theater. Mitsubishi HC3800 1080P projector, about 100ft of 22gauge monoprice HDMI cable with a repeater, and some stretch spandex to make a screen.

yeah, I'm not so much on negative camber either but the stretch tires are cool to an extent. You should see Vdubs lol. Rusty panels and stretch tires are a standard. hehe.

I'm digging the blue NSX the most. Always thought they had a great looking body.

A lotta flush going on there. And more of these.

any auto store should have one. I got mine at autozone. Home depot or lowes may have them too.

is the hc1800 new or used?

Never heard of that? Sometimes you get slips that you won't hear. So that's a way to check to tell.

check for belt dust on your pulley.

yup your right.

Sensitivity - 94.2db (2.83 volts) Impedance - 4 Ohm (SVC) Recommended Box Sizes Sealed - 93 litres (3.3 cu. ft.) Ported - 142 litres (5 cu. ft.) 30Hz tuning EBS - 283 litres (10 cu. ft.) 18Hz tuning T/S Parameters Fs = 24 Hz Re = 3.6 Ohms Qes = 0.37 Qms = 5.59 Qts = 0.36 Mms = 316.6 g Rms = 8.5 kg/s Cms = 0.14 mm/N VAS = 210 litres Sd = 1029.2 cm2 BL = 21.3 Xmax = 15 mm Excellent for home audio, home theatre and car audio applications * 3" single high temperature voice coil * Thick pulp cone with heavy foam surround * Double stacked motor * Vented pole * Up to 700 watts RMS power handling You gotta email them about these. About 2 months ago, I talked to Mark and he had them in stock.

nightshade bc you said spl

i say MJ...

Porkchop, look into the DC level 6.

If you got all those things in line, you should probably save the money for that. Why not build a new enclosure instead for more output or more SQ or whatever? But if you must get an 18", why not look at Mach5 audio? They reside in Canada so you don't have to pay dues or international shipping. They still have the MJ18-Ms and the IXLs are awesome.

that port area seems really really small.

Its fine if your db drive subs can take it. be smart with the gain and no bass boost. subsonic filter would help a lot too if you are going to use a ported box.

it is the least durable of all engineered wood and it is not that much cheaper than MDF. It breaks apart in clumps really easy and it swells and sags when introduced to moisture. And you have to be extra careful using screws in it as the structure is really weak. You definitely need more bracing than compared to MDF as well.

stay away from particle boards...

I have had a single 12" SSD, 2 12" SSD, 2 10" SSD, and a 15" SSD sold a bit back, and then there's a 10" new version SSD sitting in the basement right now. My highest score to date was like 145dB with 2 10" SSD on 2k in a trunk.

Check the pulley on the alternator for particles of belt (specks of black coating) as you may be slipping and not knowing it or it may not give signs (squeals). Or bad alternator.