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Just woke up with gas pains again, little stinker. Otherwise great. Had his baby pics today

The Avid's seems to do very well, the ES 100's were a softer sticker tire that in the end I did not need that much grip. the 328i took out my Avids in 2 months

I'm pretty sure i could do better with broken fingers and a blindfold. That makes me queasy! In a backpack even

I never got enough miles out of my Yoko's

They are here

They'll blend nicely with the Mli's as well.

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It's the same with plywood. Aside from a worm drive, no circular saws really have enough power to safely use the "plywood" blades. Yep and are usually much better off with a fast cutting wood blade and a zero clearance insert. 16-18 teeth can cut clean.

my 880 was a pile, there's no way to adjust how fast the remote cycles through commands when using the activity feature. it went a little faster than my equipment would allow, throwing off the activity sequence every time One of the reasons I am going to use CQC, a USB-UIRT, and some uber cheap programmables *I'll make a thread, but not before the rest of my hardware gets here

It is already that way outside of CA

Circular saw with the right blade would work any recomendations on good blades For what type of wood and purpose of cut?

Circular saw with the right blade would work Needs a zero clearance insert as well, not for mdf but he asked for ply as well.

Yes. Come over

My W pads her's right now, not for size but for padding. Having Aidan chomping on the nips every two hours makes them teh tender

Thats what I'm putting in my car next........... Either as a two way or with some metal dome tweeters up high for a 3 way. Jono On axis you won't need a tweeter with the 2", not even close

let's say $3000 equipment wise. true Just wanted to nest those to make sure as we can spend that budget .... you'll need at least that in the install to make it worthwhile then though. Considering this is the case, before taking any further steps we need to figure out your mounting locations.

And that has WAY more to do with your front stage than the sub, in particular in this case.

pork the one you love

I agree with Adrian 10000%

fat bastard has a much better ring to it than skinny bastard

To graduate where I went to school you have to pass a swimming test. When I showed up the first week to take the test I was still a certified life guard, but they nearly failed me since I couldn't float. We had to float on our backs for 2 minutes and I kept sinking. Funny too since I lapped everyone in the pool and was recruited by the swim team, but still nearly failed. I don't float.

<--sinks

Heard enough that I know that I won't EVER think of running one.

You can install the translator, I hate 2007 and use 2003 but regularly open xlsx files

For full rangers those are really pretty good choices. The Vifa TG9, Tangband W3, and Aura NS3 need some sort of help up top. In a 2" I really like the Peerless as well.