j-roadtatts

Solid choice for a quitting mechanism.

<Looks out window.......Yep still snowing. Just heard we are to get a nice size storm tonight, thanks for sending it my way! It's been dumping here for a solid three days. I am running out of place's to pile the stuff. You are more than welcome to all you want.

<Looks out window.......Yep still snowing.

Lots of reputable shock company's that offer higher end models that can be re-valved for your weight and desired dampening characteristics . I am curious as to what is unique to your application as most shocks have multiple applications and can be considered universal in that regard.

If you are honestly using it to quit, and not turn it into a hobby, that's probably a perfect setup as far as bang for the buck. My girls just opened a few months ago and are still building inventory. With that said, I think they are more flexible than you would think. If you are buying multiple items and ask for a price match I am sure they would accommodate. You can even drop my name if you want. (Jared, their tattoo guy) I personally support them bc I like to give money to local businesses as I am one. Thank god ppl can't mail order tattoo's AND that it's a trade you can't "fake it til you make it".

That's a good call. I started with the Blu the day before I went to Hawaii. I had been cold turkey for almost a month but was being a uptight prick so needed some sort of nicotine and that was the W's suggestion. Mark quit using the Blu last year, which if you remember he was a pretty heavy lemaC smoker. Long story short, I thought the blu sucked as it taste's like meth, and the battery's don't last. I literally would suck until I was blu in the face (pun intended). When I got back I tried Ivy's CE4 tank with a 650 mAh eGo battery and realized how well it worked as a nicotine delivery system and without turning blu in the face. I then remembered I had the eGo starter kit someone had given me. I dug it out and bought the CE4 (2.4ohm) tank at Smoker friendly as my girls store was closed that day. The CE4 was good other than the tank buckling and leaking IF carried in your jeans pocket, and the easy to lose o-ring. After losing the o-ring on the CE4 I remembered I had an H2 (1.8ohm with wick mod) tank and 950 mAh battery my girl had given me the last time I tatt'ed on her. Instantly was happier with the bigger hits from the 1.8 coil. Also the H2 is a cleaner, simpler design with less parts to fuck up. Bought the H2 for Ivy to replace her CE4 and she agreed it was a better budget tank. I also would question anyone I was working on that had a vape pen. As everyone had a different setup I quickly figured out the two most common battery style setups. The one's Seth talks about are AA size'ish and require a seperate charger like one for AA's. This type requires a head unit to hook the battery case to the tank and serve as the controller. These battery setups require a different battery case for each size mAh battery. The other most common battery is the eGo style ones. These are one piece and screw on to a usb cord for charging. The controller is built in to the eGo battery. I upgraded to the Protank and eGo-C Twist once i had a little time in and knew what I was looking for. Believe me it doesn't hurt to have extra's for backups so even if you start with a basic setup and upgrade once your a little more familiar, the money spent won't be in vein. Or if your like me I just give them to others wanting to start vaping. If you are just using it as a nicotine delivery system to quit smoking then I suggest get the eGo-C Twist and either the H2 or Protank. The usb cords are like 2 dollars so grab a couple of those too. They did just come out with a slim Protank but the mouth piece has a o-ring push style connection opposed to the threaded on most tanks. See if there is a local vape store to go try things out. Don't let them sell you a kit if it has bullshit you don't need as you can usually piece a setup together for less. I think I'm going to have to go in this week or weekend. Get on the way to being cig free. I'm just shocked Mark quit with the blu.....that is insane. J Marky said he would be hugging that thing from the second he woke up at first. Then as time went on he said he would make it half way through the day without even thinking about. I could of easily quit after a few months on the Blu also. As I had already went a month. BUT the dynamics of life are currently at a peak so I am not beating myself up over it. As long as I don't start drinking I could care less if I am smoking cigars or a vape pen. Does fell good to be off the Camels though.

Always the other drivers you have to watch out for. Looks like it was a pretty slow speed accident anyways. I see the sound deadening treatment you did to the roof. Do you fell the great stuff helped in the roof sections you were able to use it in? Any other input on the roof? Your lucky you don't have the sunroof. Did you do any deadening between the engine compartment and cab? Treat/fill the a-pillars, etc?

Fucking spammers. I would deal with that shit IF I was a mod or tech.

Tried all kinds of different shit. Here's the link if it loads.http://www.mediafire.com/download/tvha8603c9n8d9n/TorresBTC.zip Otherwise the link is in Torres's signature . here's the tutorial. http://www.stevemeadedesigns.com/board/topic/38791-torres-box-tuning-calculator-updated-818/ Try uninstalling and re-installing, sometime's that works. I generally download them on my work computer as with most exe file's. I uninstall any programs I'm not using regularly as soon as I am done with them. Hope this help's. Tried it all.As soon as I input some numbers for the outer dimensions the gross volume gets stuck at a round number ( 1, 2, 3 cub feet etc.). That's an odd one as I don't believe there is a particular sequence to entering the value's like WinISD. What other calculators do you use?

That's a good call. I started with the Blu the day before I went to Hawaii. I had been cold turkey for almost a month but was being a uptight prick so needed some sort of nicotine and that was the W's suggestion. Mark quit using the Blu last year, which if you remember he was a pretty heavy lemaC smoker. Long story short, I thought the blu sucked as it taste's like meth, and the battery's don't last. I literally would suck until I was blu in the face (pun intended). When I got back I tried Ivy's CE4 tank with a 650 mAh eGo battery and realized how well it worked as a nicotine delivery system and without turning blu in the face. I then remembered I had the eGo starter kit someone had given me. I dug it out and bought the CE4 (2.4ohm) tank at Smoker friendly as my girls store was closed that day. The CE4 was good other than the tank buckling and leaking IF carried in your jeans pocket, and the easy to lose o-ring. After losing the o-ring on the CE4 I remembered I had an H2 (1.8ohm with wick mod) tank and 950 mAh battery my girl had given me the last time I tatt'ed on her. Instantly was happier with the bigger hits from the 1.8 coil. Also the H2 is a cleaner, simpler design with less parts to fuck up. Bought the H2 for Ivy to replace her CE4 and she agreed it was a better budget tank. I also would question anyone I was working on that had a vape pen. As everyone had a different setup I quickly figured out the two most common battery style setups. The one's Seth talks about are AA size'ish and require a seperate charger like one for AA's. This type requires a head unit to hook the battery case to the tank and serve as the controller. These battery setups require a different battery case for each size mAh battery. The other most common battery is the eGo style ones. These are one piece and screw on to a usb cord for charging. The controller is built in to the eGo battery. I upgraded to the Protank and eGo-C Twist once i had a little time in and knew what I was looking for. Believe me it doesn't hurt to have extra's for backups so even if you start with a basic setup and upgrade once your a little more familiar, the money spent won't be in vein. Or if your like me I just give them to others wanting to start vaping. If you are just using it as a nicotine delivery system to quit smoking then I suggest get the eGo-C Twist and either the H2 or Protank. The usb cords are like 2 dollars so grab a couple of those too. They did just come out with a slim Protank but the mouth piece has a o-ring push style connection opposed to the threaded on most tanks. See if there is a local vape store to go try things out. Don't let them sell you a kit if it has bullshit you don't need as you can usually piece a setup together for less.

Tried all kinds of different shit. Here's the link if it loads. http://www.mediafire.com/download/tvha8603c9n8d9n/TorresBTC.zip Otherwise the link is in Torres's signature . here's the tutorial. http://www.stevemeadedesigns.com/board/topic/38791-torres-box-tuning-calculator-updated-818/ Try uninstalling and re-installing, sometime's that works. I generally download them on my work computer as with most exe file's. I uninstall any programs I'm not using regularly as soon as I am done with them. Hope this help's.

I like Pepsi with a Crown chaser.

Looks good to me brother. Thank you, J.I tried the Torres, but I am getting some errors. Same input as you. Can you send your version through PM, even tho it says 1.1 on both. Try adding the Desired Volumes and see what happens.

YUMMY!!

They have juices with no nicotine. I am still amazed the market that has popped up as ppl that don't even smoke are vaping. Surprises me too. I don't really understand the reasoning behind vaping stuff that doesn't have drugs in it. I could see it as a good way to quit smoking though. Do the juices just taste really good? Most of the juices are fruity/sweet flavors so I can see that being geared towards kids. My 17 yo does it just to blow smoke rings. I personally am using the MFer to quit smoking.

Looks good to me brother.

They have juices with no nicotine. I am still amazed the market that has popped up as ppl that don't even smoke are vaping.

The amp showed up yesterday!! Will go great with the MCA3004. Now just need to pick some mids.

No need really to buy a starter kit. Just buy a battery, tank and usb cord and your good to go if your balling on a budget. Tanks on top. from left to right. The first is a dry herb tank for BHO (little black guy). The second is the CE4 tank, third is the H2, and the fancy chrome/pyrex one is the Protank. The 650mAh eGo-T battery is on the left, the eGo-C Twist is on the right (1100mAh IIRC). The H2 and CE4 are prone to buckling at the seams as they are just press fit. The H2 only has one joint. Ppl either love or hate the CE4. I don't care for it bc it has a small o-ring that is easy to lose. Assembled. The H2 650mAh combo is good for vaping on the sly. The Protank and longer battery not so much. This is the eGo starter kit.^ It uses disposable tanks I believe. So waste if your buying a different tank. Most other kits are just a package someone put together. You can buy all these parts separate, including the case. A coil shot. Can't forget this beauty!

Relentless ball busting. You guys and your horseplay rhetoric.

This is my friend's website. They are literally next door. lol http://www.970vaporcigs.com/starter-kits/