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You can also see the 3M acoustic insulation I used to knock down acoustic energy that is transmitted inside the strucutural parts of the car. Here is a close up of the rear column from the inside and you can see the white insulation is stuffed thoroughly in the channel. I mimicked this in any locations that I could get to as well as any areas that wouldn

Step 2

Step 1 -- wiring: I had to upgrade that funky GM wiring. For wiring, I used a local welding supply company. I brought some 20ga wire that I had cut to the right size and had them make me the appropriate 1/0 cables with ends. Total cost to me: $22

2002 NBS Chevy Silverado Budget Active SQ System installation: Since I just bought a newer truck, I thought I would share some of the build up with the site. First, I had to define my goals. Being a second car, but one that will get driven a lot installing a system was a necessity to me. Also being that I log lots of hours on the road when I do drive, driver comfort and some extra entertainment was required. In my car, I listen to satellite radio for talk and sports coverage I just wish the fidelity for music was better, but primarily I listen to CD

I had 2 beers on the plane and a glass of wine with a steak in my room. Since tomorrow means .... why not? Not an sxt.

But I imagine he isn't willing to do 6k neutral drops...

pour me a shot.

vid of 6K rpm neutral drop please Elias, do you have a video camera?

what country are they based in again? In Soviet Russia, airplane flies you.

It really is terrible. Only 10k miles and it wanders all over the road, has no power, and handles like a turd on wheels.

TPO

But it doesn't seem to have the neutral drop lock out like a lot of newer cars do. I didn't spin 'em hard though, just dickin' around in the parking ramp at the hotel

teh car is slow.

I flew on Aeroflop once, only once...

I have a V6 Dodge Charger...be glad to beat it up:)

That's how I feel, I even made them smaller on da plane.

Putfile uploading is teh slow from a hotel.

And by slow screw, I do not mean a mix of OJ, Sloe Gin, and Vodka.

If you are a slow screw, we could just dick around for a couple hours.

Well if you screw it together quickly, I can come by on Thursday.

For temporary I'd do what you are doing, I thought it was an enclosure you wanted to keep and run for a while. Had you warned me I could have brought an analyzer and mic and could put it through its paces.

Well she-i-o I thought this was more permanent, but tunable. In that case duct tape and some modelling clay is your friend.

I'd still use a more firm mounting removable back plate and have different volume plugs to stick on the inside to compensate the volume. It would be much easier and you'd be confident in the seal then.

How often are you going to change?

I thought you were trying to make it infinitely variable...