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nope I dont think he does any computer tuning in house, but he uses PCMforless for tuning

hi ho, hi ho, off to the land of whores and gambling I go

I've done that before, usually doesn't cause too many problems

MMI is Motorcycle Mechanics Institute. I have pictures of it in my signature at caraudio.com/forum. My screen name is rezac, I will try to figure out more how to put it on here.. car looks sweet dude if you're looking for a mechanic when you get here, my friend owns a shop that specializes in LT1/LS1 cars. he does great work

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diffyQs FTMFL Adrenergic/cholinergic/nicotinic/muscaranic receptors FTMFLOMGWTFBBQ you bio guys win just cause your words are so much more fucked up than ours

diffyQs FTMFL

Impala show there this weekend and the important part: Vegas strip clubs

haven't you had it forever? nope, had headers and high flow cats for about a year and a half though I thought I remember pics of your catback (not installed) from awhile back though. nahuh, just ordered it a couple weeks ago

going to Vegas tomorrow

You aren't studying in metric??? That is seriously shady and rather 1960 of Az if so. some classes use SI, some use US, and some are a mix I am shocked. I thought they stopped educating us in our own stupid system (other than teaching conversions) a while ago. Hell my high school didn't even use the stupide american system and I graduated a bit ago. most are SI, but there's still quite a bit of back in forth in some only my FEA class is all US I think oh lord, modelling out of all things should be in metric. email Jami Shah and tell him that Not even a native and teaches in engrish units, boo. **shrugs** he's a jackass

haven't you had it forever? nope, had headers and high flow cats for about a year and a half though

You aren't studying in metric??? That is seriously shady and rather 1960 of Az if so. some classes use SI, some use US, and some are a mix I am shocked. I thought they stopped educating us in our own stupid system (other than teaching conversions) a while ago. Hell my high school didn't even use the stupide american system and I graduated a bit ago. most are SI, but there's still quite a bit of back in forth in some only my FEA class is all US I think oh lord, modelling out of all things should be in metric. email Jami Shah and tell him that

**jaw drops** siiiiiiiiiiiiick at full bore there are a whopping 25 feet between projectiles which basically makes it pretty hard to miss anything mini gun?

put the cat back on the Impala tonight oh boy, does it sound delicious

You aren't studying in metric??? That is seriously shady and rather 1960 of Az if so. some classes use SI, some use US, and some are a mix I am shocked. I thought they stopped educating us in our own stupid system (other than teaching conversions) a while ago. Hell my high school didn't even use the stupide american system and I graduated a bit ago. most are SI, but there's still quite a bit of back in forth in some only my FEA class is all US I think

Well really none, but depending on what you want to do... 48 is a sweet spot, 54 is aggressive, and 58 is listenable Thanks, just wondering about where clipping starts If you use a dmm set your mids around 55 and do the rest by ear. that is the plan oh yeah, have to do that tonight too

**jaw drops** siiiiiiiiiiiiick

have to write a lab report and put my door panels and ash tray back on tonight

You aren't studying in metric??? That is seriously shady and rather 1960 of Az if so. some classes use SI, some use US, and some are a mix

No, aren't they in your textbook? I think they are in the Ohanian Physics tome. only have 6061 in my book

Well really none, but depending on what you want to do... 48 is a sweet spot, 54 is aggressive, and 58 is listenable Thanks, just wondering about where clipping starts

omghi2u!!1

omghi2u!!1 another Phoenix person here, what's MMI? and any pics of the WS6?

fudge. hmm, i'm just studying that crap. i'll see if i find something useful in the course I don't know if this is right or not, but the answer to that is usually because they form a linear combination