Mac N Cheese

yep i do have a fan it's just sitting in my room waiting till i rewire everything back up and then it will be installed..i used screws on the front plexi and then on the top i used velcro

alright so i was going to start on the components today and ran into alittle problem. This is my first time messing with components so i am still trying to grasp the concept of it. I am switching out my front Bose speakers with a pair of JL CSI 6.5s and i am just confused on the Boses. I just need a second opinion, do i rip out all the wiring components, crossovers? you see those plugs above the stock crossover, do i just unplug those? or what? I am guessing i just have to ignore those and run my own JL crossovers. But what about those plugs do i just ignore them? please give me some responces thanks

hot t0p

going outside to shoot hoops

damn its hot out...lol never thought i would be saying that

damn thats bad luck....i support USPS because thats where my parents work

Well well well today was kinda a slow relaxing day, i didnt want to do too much work. All i accomplished was cleaning up the trunk, actually more work than i thought...hiding a boat load of wires is tricky lol. I ran two sets of RCAs so thats complete. Just got off the phone with a certain company and absolutely excited about going with there products. Work this weekend, but will be back friday morning with more pics...hopefully components will be in test fitting 100.4's wires were a pain but will fix them when everything is back in

probably should get out there, but ill just get a good night sleep and be out early, system has only been out 4 hours and already sick of it not being there hahaah pics tomorrow

thanks yall, tomorrow is my day off so i am going to start the components. The thing i hate about it is, i really feel like doing it right now, so i will prolly loose some sleep tonight because thats what i am going to be thinking of

damn, i am in love with those range rovers

UPDATE: so everything is totally out of my trunk, today in class i decided i want to get started on the highs so i needed to make room for alot of wire so i ripped out everything. I feel kinda depressed about it but thats besides the point lol. Tomorrow i am going to probably start cleaning up the wire, the 1/0, 4, and make it all nice and hide it right up to the amp rack. I ran into a little problem a couple days ago. I was listening at a relatively high vol and it seemed to cut back into a lower volume. It seemed like it got less loud. I no i am not going deaf either. But today when ripping everything out i moved the 3000D and heard a clink in the amp guts. So i opened up the back plating and found a screw lurking around. I found the missing screw hole and screwed it in. It was the side screw for holding the plates together and lining up the power, ground side. So i hope that is all that is wrong , i feeel pretty confident haah Also am about to make a call this week for some new raw power stay tuned

just remember to take your time, i redid my passenger a-pod 3 times is that your rover??

sounds good to me, you know im always down to whore it up

yeah if you want to you can have a + and - line, and make sure to ground the battery to the chassis.... but if you don't have enough 1/0 for 2 runs then only do a positive and then negitive to ground

first time making ice hockey flooring, had to paint goals, and lay down red/blue lines, pretty interesting

^ hehe

200 amp alt. for a 160 bucks you get what you pay for

gloomy weekend but hey supposed to be nice the rest of next week

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thanks, some people think the leds are bright but i guess i am just used to it. The HU has everything i need so i like it

anyone know anything on selling back an OLD college ring? it's a 10k

heres what mine used to look like, but know its super glued flushed in

Welcome to SSA! Looks like a GREAT list of equipment

class done, on with fucking weeknd gonna be a nice one!

big three in 1/0 two runs of 1/0 Iraggi 260 amp soon to come 2 batcap model 3000 i hope that is all enough well just get a voltmeter and keep an eye on it