Nikuk

slober on a llama... spit on it before it spits on you? I'm betting the links aren't working. NICE avatar btw

but for right now, I've gotta empty my truck into the dumpsters @ work. Go take care of some business with the family. Have a drink or two. Then I'll be back. -Nick

Oh, and you know I've already got 20' of 4/Ott, 1/Ott. I just need to buy three Blue Tops. And some 1" mdf.

woot, t.o.p.

hahaha... go check it out. LoL Two 9915 D1.4's & two Orion 2500D's. The amps have been here, the DD's shipped on a pallet today. Should be here next Friday.

Chit, I'm hairbrained. The other big point of the update... the 9915's shipped today. 16ft^3 should do nicely for a pair.

Oh, and in summary (for this update) - I have more easily attainable room then I hoped. 4 hours in all and the result is that I should be able to get 18ft^3 gross fairly easily! Thanks for visiting, Signing off -Nick

All in all though... it's done. The interior trim, headliner, and trunk is all stripped. Next nice day off I'll start deadening.

I actually ended up with THREE garbage bags worth of foam. That chit is a PAIN IN THE ASS to pull out.

Junk moved into the ass of my truck... keep in mind, I've had an 12.4ft^3 box back there (up to the window line):

Literally, 2 hours (and some change) worth of putty knifes, claw hammer, and flat-head screwdriver:

I promise you: It was worse then it looks. Sorry I dont have more in process pics. Ruined the car's trim panels:

Holy chit... all in all, Chris did a good job securing this fudgeer. I took out every bit of 5 weeks of aggression on this female dog. 32oz claw hammer. Me, two hand swinging. ~8 relief cuts total. The wall comes down:

From the rear, hatch still on: Don't know why the wood was pink. Sorry. Gee, that really looks like alot of Great Stuff (expanding foam):

To begin: Front, from psgr door: Trim Pieces:

Oh! BTW I apologize for picture quality... April has the Digi-Cam in Texas atm. These are via my 2 year old sprint phone.

So, I had a dayoff today, and the Wife is out of town. I figured I get some work done. Seeing as it was a balmy 35* in Buffalo, NY.... I should pick up on the 'Stang. That being said, the wall that was in her was 6.0 cubes net. 7.2ish gross. I dont know why it was so small... but it obviously wouldn't do. Christ, the rest of the car (post B-Pillar) was fricking expanding foam...

thats bewtter... onto the new ones.

okay... hmmm need to fix links.

kay, going to post some pics. God Damned that was alot of Great Stuff.

BTW - Kim @ DD is the chit. She's really hooked me up. The DD's shipped today. Freight. On a pallet. ELEVEN calender days ahead of the scheduled date.

I was off of work today... I've got pics. Sorry, they are camera phone pics cause the wife has the digi in Texas.

I wonder how Justins making out with the recording...?

when i was a mechanic it was for a lrger shop. we had meetings with vendors now and again. a few of the meetings were backoffice type things... like: this is what our chit does, so apply it accordingly. After that, my own experience, reading, and usage Synthetic blends are the way to go. It's what I use. If you wanna pony up the cash, go full synthetic. But IMO, unless its a car you plan on keeping long time or sports car or what have you, not worth the cost.

I completely agree with ryan.