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Oh, and I usually own two considering the W likes to ride as well. She just took the last two winters off due to being pregnant and now caring for a baby.

I might throw the first up for sale next week and shoot the moon. Too clean to not get a premium. I want to see if I want the carbides off it first though

HA, HA now I think I know where you got your handle, I use to ride ArticCat M5. I rode the M7 after that but I'm 200 lbs so I liked the lower M5 more. Nope. Never owned a ditch pickle. I'm 220lbs, but like my stuff to last. Polaris all the way. My avatar should be a dead giveaway on why my handle is M5...considering it is my car.

Sorry for the shitty Blackberry pics, but fuck it at least they are pics

Uh-oh

I don't quite understand. You have a 2way+sub crossover in the Alpine unit and then refer to using the XS's crossover. Which are you planning to do? The XS crossover flexibility is a huge joke compared to the active capability of the H100; however, you reference a 3 way above and it isn't capable of doing a 3 way so again I am not sure what you are leaning towards. As for mounting locations. Giving us your options would help. It sounds like that you have door pods and potentially can do A pillar mounts, but some more detail and even pictures would be really helpful.

The IHOP runs slow but the rest of the threads are pretty fast. I'd do what Aaron recommends and clean everything out. Perhaps even try a different browser.

I agree the challenge is all in the install and that is the part you need to focus on first. Mounting locations might make some drivers not so user friendly and others fit right in. Knowing where you can put things and what level of install effort you are willing to put in will really help us narrow down the driver selection. Without this information I wouldn't even think of selecting drivers

New Sled top. Although, damnit, I really want a white one like this. 2009 Polaris 800 Dragon IQ

It's a blast. Just put an offer in on this guy. Hope he takes it. 2007 Polaris 600 CFI

sounds awesome! are you literally going to leave from the house on your sled? lol I am trailering to my buddies house, but partly just because my sled is on the trailer the other reason is of course it would be an extra 60 miles on the sled and about 25 to drive as the city is in the way. So you could drive the sled on the road or what? If so I need to move to MN Southern ATV = Northern Sled ??? Outside of Minneapolis, St Cloud, and Moorhead you can pretty much drive through any city with some other minor exceptions and re-routes of course. Add 22,000miles of groomed trails and you can get anywhere in the state.

MDF with hardboard backer as a quick make it yourself fence is what I used for years. Bought the Eurekazone stuff to cut some expensive hardwood that I needed to insure accuracy on. Should have just bought the table saw first

sounds awesome! are you literally going to leave from the house on your sled? lol I am trailering to my buddies house, but partly just because my sled is on the trailer the other reason is of course it would be an extra 60 miles on the sled and about 25 to drive as the city is in the way.

And I know I am not Ryan.

Eurekazone is way cheaper and nearly as nice. Still a pain in the ass compared to a table saw though. I have the Eureka's if you want to see them.

http://deltaskymag.delta.com/Destinations/Minneapolis/Destination-Posts/Andrew-Zimmern-on-Perfect-Pizzerias.aspx The missing link. wtf, I typed it in 2x

effed up top

Here's where I went. My kind of za. Neopolitan ftw.

A hunk of meyer lemon in boiling water with some honey is good.

i didnt think you went out to eat homemade pizza is a PITA to make, especially if you've got a really good pizzeria nearby I make pizza's all the time. Just throw some shit in the mixer. Pull it out, let it rise for a couple hours and wham, pizza. To get things hot enough, I do them on the grill. My pizza stone is a 1" hunk of slate I paid a buck or two for at home depot. I make red sauce about 1x a year and a huge vat of it and freeze it in portions to make 4 pizzas. I also use it as a base for spaghetti and other red sauces.

i didnt think you went out to eat Buy one get one free, and for once I was lazy. I don't eat out so often here at home and usually when I do it is someplace nice.

This morning I tried to buy this, but it had been walloped on. Final Price 2007 Polaris IQ 600 CFI Cleanfire not carb Damn, I wanted a new sled for the tour this weekend. Going to ride from basically my house to Brainerd to stay in a hotel and then ride back on Sunday. `~100mi in a car, but I am sure we'll add 50+ to that on the sled, perhaps more. Gonna be a hoot.

Going out for pizza. Punch. By one get one free, yah baby. Best pizza in MN IMO. Andrew Zimmern's too.

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Close. Damper doesn't work by mass loading though. Instead it works by constraining motion. CCF is not a noise blocker, not at all. Just an isolation layer and it can help with two surfaces that rub each other. MLV is MASS loaded vinyl. It is a blocker. In order to block noise you need mass. MLV is the cheaper version of lead sheeting which works better, but is cost prohibitive. As for jute. It is an absorber, won't help so much in blocking outside noise but does do some absorption. Cotton wadding is what I would prefer for this.