Julian

The "smart wool" stuff is pretty sweet but expensive.

Up to 80 lbs I fit mine in a box slightly bigger than the motor and the noodles

Last time I shipped an xcon motor in a medium sized box using the pool noodle method it arrived safely for less than ~30 IIRC.

basket or no basket?

That could work.

yep fairly northern, We need to arrange a meet up!

Monterey, CA for me!

If you can I'd be more than willing to buy the motor

what about just for the motor? lol Would take motors too.

Price?

Looking for 2 zcon 12's prefer D1's good to moderate condition Prices shipped to 93940

Expanding foam has always been my go to stuff for walls but it's justabitch to get off if you ever decide to unwall it

Man, I ignited Cannon AFB on fire when I told my troop to go ahead with hemming a MSgt crew chief up for breaking red. He got all pissed off, called the Wing King out and all kinds of shit. What a mess. That's ok though, he denied and argued and argued. Thank God for dash cams lol.I break red a lot lul

Price range?

The prime amps from Rockford are excellent great performance per dollar especially for Rockford

Or farm diesel lol

Not a screen shot but here you go.http://www.joyetech.com/product/eGoC.php Imo the best starter vape out there. Get your juices from mtbakervapor for the best prices

Ride tech might have something

You really NEED a laptop? And if you do, you really NEED it for gaming?Personally I feel if it isn't an Ultrabook, it is a waste of money. I don't really need one for anything. My day however is about 8 hours of down time, and I would like to do something in that inactive time. The more I fill my day, the more successful I am. Especially if it's things I enjoy, or things that enrich me. I'm not sure how to stay busy and entertained. Pay a little more and get probably one of the best gaming laptops for the price. I had the older generation with a gtx 665 and it literally could play anything. The heat comes out of the back so it doesn't melt your swimmers, and the keypad doesn't get too terribly toasty either. Asus 750JX-DB71 http://promos.asus.com/US/G750/ AND thunderbolt ftw It can stop a bullet too! It probably could If weight is an issue I would not get a gaming laptop. The Razer Blade is probably the thinnest/lightest but it carries a 1999 price tag. http://www.razerzone.com/store/razer-blade

You really NEED a laptop? And if you do, you really NEED it for gaming?Personally I feel if it isn't an Ultrabook, it is a waste of money. I don't really need one for anything. My day however is about 8 hours of down time, and I would like to do something in that inactive time. The more I fill my day, the more successful I am. Especially if it's things I enjoy, or things that enrich me. I'm not sure how to stay busy and entertained. Pay a little more and get probably one of the best gaming laptops for the price. I had the older generation with a gtx 665 and it literally could play anything. The heat comes out of the back so it doesn't melt your swimmers, and the keypad doesn't get too terribly toasty either. Asus 750JX-DB71 http://promos.asus.com/US/G750/ AND thunderbolt ftw

T-nuts bother me when they fall off or when the sub cutout isn't much smaller that the mounting hole diameter. If you want to go deeper, how many times is a sub removed/installed? With all that in mind, I've used T-nuts on the RLi enclosure Drywall screws work great for most install's but heavier subs I prefer a T-nut. It sucks either way if the cutout is to big or screw holes are off center. my subs are 75lb and held up in a wall just fine with spax screws Yeah I use the huge spax wood to masonry screws.

I just got back in and it hurts. Even though I was working out 5 days a week for a couple months, stopped for two weeks while I was sick and damn does it hurt.

I'm no expert but I'm a huge advocate for the JeFit app on android/apple. Tons of great workout routines or you can make your own and track weight lifted, projected goals, etc. I love using it personally, a lot of people still like to use pen and paper. But for me it's just one more thing to carry around and remember, I always have my phone with me.

In my stupidity I went to the friend with the CNC, we figured out the radius of the nexus, the angle and we cut based on the internet dimensions. 5mm off in the length. Sat till 1:30 AM to finish it, I was fucked the next day at work. Looks good, personally I would sand down the edges to give it a smooth transition to the screen. I like where you have the bass knobs too.

I really dislike subs with direct connects.. especially on a sub thats meant to handle 600 watts.. *ahem Audioque*