ANeonRider
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Ya, I know lol. Only downside is that it adds its own weight to the shelf. I'll just have to make sure I bolt it in well. I'd weld it in, but I want to be able to remove it somewhat easily if I choose to.
Anyone know Jeremy's (flakko) last name? Need it to send to Cali with my XT1600.4 for repair work.
Haven't picked it up yet. Any recommendations? I think some of the tubing we used at work here for light/antenna racks on our fleet vehicle was close to 1/8".
1" square tubing frame + 1.5" of MDF bolted to the rear parcel shelf should be enough to hold one, or possibly two 40lb woofers right?
This thread pains me ... but what is to be expected from broke ass 16 year olds. http://forums.neons.org/viewtopic.php?t=26...&highlight=
Raining here... Tuesday was 32C w/19% humidity... now that's the kind of heat I can handle.
Wait until you see me in your car. My 6'5" 310lb younger bro fits alright, although he has trouble with the getting into it & out because he's not that agile of a big kid, and used to getting into trucks.
Wallyworld haters unite... haven't stepped in one in 3 years.
Just read someone that is 5'5" complaining about how the interior of the Sentra is cramped. I told him to move the seat back.
I love it when I get a MDF moustache... stuff loves to stick to sweat.
ez-lok's from McMaster Carr http://www.mcmaster.com/param/asp/psearch....cwood;158=10890
There is actually MORE pressure in a ported enclosure... but ya, again, what do we know.
I would be very happy if caddyon20s disappeared from here.
www.caraudio.com Go there. Thanks.
screws + particle board = cracking. But, what do we know? Right?
Precisely where I got it from.
Picked up some 1/8" closed cell foam off of ebay. 57" x 5ft for $25CDN.
switching phase is the "old school" way to t/a... and the correct way to start when you do have t/a adjustments.
path length difference. Everyone's vehicle, equipment & ears are different, so I can't tell you what you will hear.
Ok
Nothing like getting a paycheck for $700 more than you were expecting
just a couple more to go