Julian

Agreed

Holy crap you're back!

So looking at a 2005ish tahoe.. anything they're notorious for breaking? These things even with (relatively) low miles are pretty damn dirt cheap.

Hmm

They make good stuff but when I called the dude sounded wasted and wanted like 700$ dollars for a 250a

I've never personally like the sound of the aq/sq subs very hollow.and yes I've heard them in proper enclosures.

Just crazy to realize how much were apart of this forum and how much time we spend on it lul I was having withdrawals.

Yes and no, it was an honest try but the hifonics amps especially the newer lines are pretty good for the price

Yep

Does it support mhl output?

I had the trots all day yesterday. I feel you. 2 days missed work because of it. I just got over the worst of it, had my first solid food in 24 hours. Still feel like shit but atleast I'm not puking or having to hit the toilet every 10 mins

I wish it was that warm here. I'm tired of warming up my jeep every morning before work. My heat barely works since I had to remove the thermostat from the engine. It's not as enjoyable listening to my system when it's cold. Your thermostat is there for a reason. Put it back in, you'll thank me. Yeah, why the fuck do I miss living up north? Should be +65 here lol. I am hating this warm winter here, but you can keep the negative numbers.Dude, my first winter in San Diego was awesome. I called all my friends in B-lo and they were getting snow. I told them we had a foot of sunshine. The next year it started to get depressing. By the third year it was downright miserable. It didn't feel like the holiday season to me. No fall, and changing of the leaves. No spring, where everything budded and was so lush and vibrant. That is actually one reason I left SoCal. I mean, fuck going back to Buffalo, but NC offers me 3 seasons or so, with maybe a little bit of snow now and again. Same here this was my first thanksgiving and Christmas out here and it just felt downright weird. Especially since October and December are some if the warmest months out here.Can't really complain though nothing like being able to go to the beach in December or work on your car year round.

I had the trots all day yesterday. I feel you. Seems like it's going around. Not sure if it's mostly transferable but it sucks I at least get it but once a year.

Man fuck I think I have the stomach flu. I feel like I'm dying lol. The toilet has become my best friend these last two days

The 400.4 from that site I linked

Just picked up one of their 4 channels. I'll see how much I like it

It all boils down to wattage (V^2/Ohms). The higher the wattage, the hotter the burn. You can get too hot and burn up the material. I run the 2.4s and generally stick at 5.2 watts. I have found that if I run it hotter that 5.5 I waste my dabs. At 5.2 I get a killer buzz and my dabs go forever. I have run about 1/4 gram over the course of a month (and still have a hefty chunk left in it), and gotten a few buddies baked. But I don't smoke a lot. My device is a variable voltage/ variable wattage device, and it allows me to customize my vape wattage over time. For dabs I have it set to fire initially at 7 watts for ~ 1/2 a second, then ramp it down to 5 watts at 2 seconds and it carries 5 watts until you release the trigger. This allows it to heat up real fast and get cooking, but it mellows out the hit overall, plus it saves on material. It really is the ideal VV/VW device for dabs, IMO. Also, I know a lot of people rave about the iCloud for dabs. Don't waste your money. A good buddy of mine bought one and he hates it. After trying my setup he ordered the exact set up I have the next day. As far as longevity, I have my original coil in it and have been running it for about a month. I just make sure I don't push down on the coil when I load it. Put some on the side of the bowl and trigger the coil. It will heat the bowl and roll the oil into the coil. This starts the wicking process. Then I cram a bunch more on the side of the bowl assembly and cap it off. The coil is delicate, so you need to treat it as such. I sometimes wish I wasn't in the military especially being in California everyone isalways baked

Why would you do them on and off the heat instead of finding the temp that you can just sit there at?The lowest setting on at least 30% of people's cooking element is too hot. So it is much more simple to move on and off the heat.Yep, even medium is still too hot. I have to keep adjusting over and over unless I want some stuff to burbtry low in the burb*burn lol

Why would you do them on and off the heat instead of finding the temp that you can just sit there at?The lowest setting on at least 30% of people's cooking element is too hot. So it is much more simple to move on and off the heat.Yep, even medium is still too hot. I have to keep adjusting over and over unless I want some stuff to burb

well.. we need your dimensions.. also there are plenty of box designers out there who do excellent work for not a whole lot of money

Why would you do them on and off the heat instead of finding the temp that you can just sit there at?Our stove sucks pretty bad.

I usually make my scrambled eggs by stirring constantly on and off the heat makes for very fluffy eggs with no milk neededm

It is supposed to be, but it really isn't. Buy silicone utensils.The nonstick I have claims to be metal utensil safe but I still don't use metal on them. I would not recommend cladded SS to someone unless they are an experienced cook. (I have a SS set also) I have a set of cast iron thats great for cooking proteins too. http://www.anolon.com/shop-anolon.html?Brand=Anolon+Advanced This is the brand I have now. What brand/set did you get? Fiesta 11 piece set from bed bath and beyond, it's oven safe up to 850 degrees evidently. It's a pretty nice set. I would have preferred steel clad but the non stick ceramic is pretty great.

That is an amazing deal. I'm mad jelly. Man that is dirt cheap. The local lobster and crabs here are pretty damn pricey

RFID Proximity Sensor Push Button Start There are kits out there for around $250 to add it, but depending on the kits you'd need a bypass if its newer than an 06 $250 I am interested, 2010 so bypass indeed. All I've found was $700+. Curious what you found. Little searching, not sure if these are reputable places but.. http://www.innovativeignitionsystems.com/#!pke-100-u/c237f Definitely a company based in china, or just a guy with shitty English. Found this one also, site is pretty awful but it does look like a better product. http://www.digitalguarddawg.com/automobiles-trucks/push-button-start-automotive/pbs-ii/product looks reputable John from handcrafted Car Audio did one some time ago on an SSR Thanks. Didn't mean to make you search, but I appreciate it. If you have a smart key (which is 99% probability) the car has to "sense" that it's in there. So depending on your vehicle you'd need something like the Xpress kit to fool it into thinking the key is in the ignition so it'll start. So with most remote starts on vehicles newer than 06 usually, you'll need the bypass unless they have it already built in. I remembered seeing it before but couldn't remember.. Didn't take long