Acidburn
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omghi2u!!1
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my friend is probably getting his '02 Camaro drag car running tomorrow should be pretty cool
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post up some pics of the Imp
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only thing I'll give 'em is good food everything else... yikes
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Any ideas as to where you would go? Not really. Only thing I know for sure is there's no way I'm living in the Southeast.
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x2 - I would definitely recommend a Master's. The return for the investment is worth it in my opinion. A lot of schools hand out enough scholarships to cover tuition, research, and cost of living ... so two years of free eductation to bump your B to an M ... nevermind the chance to go on and snatch a PhD if you wishl. In particular for you Engineering types, you almost always get paid to goto school If I found a company willing to pay for me to go back, I'll probably do it. Sure as shit ain't going back to ASU though.
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ugh, more school
Entensity.net? **shrugs** saw it posted at the place of which we do not speak
FLOWER POWER!
blue, red, yellow, orange
had another little IPS Error hiccup there...
Q: What is the difference between jelly and jam? A: You can't jelly your dick into your girlfriends ass.
swapped head units from a '94 Caprice and a '01 Altima today, and removed the rest of the system from the Caprice the Nissan's HU is really easy to get to, IAC
I wouldn't call that cheating, unless I am following a post that is all I do...of course I am here quite a bit. that's what I do too
I hope he's not driving it as it is....
with a really big hammer? i wish i could remember, but it's been awhile. i'd need one in front of me. wheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee does this sound right? http://www.tune-town.com/Manuals/Metra/99-7413.pdf it's the only thing I could find free online
any one know how to remove the radio in a 2001 Altima?
I'm pretty sure they add together to create the 24 db/octave slope. The HU sends out a 12 db/oct attenuated signal and the amp takes another 12 db/oct off of that. It doesn't know whether that signal is already attenuated or not.