Duran

It looks okay, but will probably be epic failz

They're doing a remake of A Nightmare On Elm Street

Hahahaha I would hate to be a car salesman... And I've done a few sales jobs!

How close??

I'll drink to you not becoming a car salesman! Bottoms up Peng

Ahh that makes sense Bromo, to make the transition to shitty iPhones easier. Its all speculation, but like you said it makes sense, to me at least. True, it will make them more money so your speculation is most likely true.

sounds good to me What the fuck is that!?

No connection top!

I don't get the connection there...

What a big wiener your girlfriend has!

Ahh that makes sense Bromo, to make the transition to shitty iPhones easier.

Normally both 14V and 42V batteries are found in the vehicles, 14 for the normal electronics and 42 for the drive and steering system, normally they are connected as well and there is a step down dc-dc converter from the 42V to 14V. There is a lot of information about it, just have to know where to look. Forums | V is for Voltage electric vehicle forum

Sean I'm glad you started talking about noodles on HAF, it was some damn good soup!

The data plan with the Droid is $29.99 on top of your normal plan, you think they'll go higher? I'm not interested in an iPhone either

Welcome to SSA.

Pics of the Wiener!!!!! I might have to show off my Wiener/Chihuahua

I Say you should convince the lady to put some FI's in it Here are some pics..... Looks good man. I like the ass showing through that plexi. As for the wife, wont happen. No where to put all the loot from her shopping excursions. Snag a 10" BTL

I think it would help SPL!

I wanna Droid

Again, please let me know the sources for your answers. I'd like to read up on this instead of asking the forum. The owners manual of a friends Prius said don't do it. Any alterations to the vehicle will have that part removed from the warranty, I doubt you want your expensive batteries void form the warranty if anything should happen.

They vary by vehicle. 14V, 42V, or 200V.

Thanks for the response. Really? Why and where did you read/hear this? Really? Wow that is pretty weird! I wonder why that would be? Toyoda started the policy with the Prius, they know that with the large amount of power available people would want to put amplifiers in the vehicles, thus decreasing the life of the batteries. They don't want to warranty all of the batteries when they fail, so they state in the owners manual your warranty will be void if you put an amplifier in there. I'm 99% sure Nissan is just as smart.

Put an amplifier in there and your warranty is void.

Refund time bro. Everyone is rich for a month or two. Except me that is. I'm with you, I owed money