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SCORE!! Plus one for the silver bullet!! Those are gonna sound good!!

I wouldn't worry about it to much. I would be amazed if they rusted through in the lifetime of the car.

You'll be fine Lantz. Ask the denist for a valium if you have anxiety issues otherwise get knocked out if thats what you need. They will do which ever you tell them you need. The dry socket or infection is the worst that could happen as far as the healing. Good luck brother.

Pain killers are bad things. But so is having your phychotic (sciatic) nerve pinched. I use out of neccessity, not abuse.

http://www.summitrac.../?Ns=Rank%7cAsc Oh they are already in the process of being wrapped. I was just wondering about results people may of had. J I missed that. lol. Should work like a dream. If you have any problem spots afterwards I recommend a heatshield in between said object(s).

It compresses really well. You could look at my head liner and have no idea there is a layer of it behind the liner. Where did you purchase and what thickness did you use?

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So is acetominephen. Try again Pete. Acetaminophen is correct.

The honda retains heat very well with all the CCF and MLV. It will still be warm inside hours after driving. I will definetly look into the thinsulate, seems like it would be easy to work with.

I cannot say enough at how much a difference it was when we thinsulated my roof. Was huge for this super cold, curious as to how it will do with the very hot days. I can make it almost all the way to work and there will be frost still on the top because most of the heat from the cabin did not make it up. Did insulating the roof help with road noise or just help trap the sound in the car? I believe my next step is going to be filling the a-pillar base with expanding foam. I think there is alot of road noise traveling up from the front fender through the open camber inside that area of the car body.

I enjoy discussing sound deadener with ppl. The science behind it is fun. That being said most ppl don't have a clue.

The dog just farted and then left the room. Dumb bitch.

<---SUPER jealous. We can't seem to get under 50. It laid down 6" in about an hour and continued all day. Was a mess on the I-70. Cars and trucks in the ditch everywhere. We can't seem to get over 40 here. I am sure the high country where everyone rides probably got closer to a couple feet. Can you say POWDER!!!

Dilaudid (hydromorphine), Fentanyl, or morphine are honestly my fav's but are hard to come by. Speaking of Perc's....gobble, gobble.

You almost had it Duran. But you still fucked up the spelling of my favorite. Perocet is oxycodone and acetaminophen (tylenol). I was a lucky guy I guess as mine weren't shit to get pulled. I only had one side pulled but also got the teeth in front of them pulled at the same time. So 4 on one side. What you really wanna avoid is dry socket (basicly sucking the scab off the wound prematurely). So minimize the sucking motion of straws and smoking. Definetly easier to heal the top ones as nothing gets in them.

Thats a snazzy enclosure design Alton. I like it! Good to see some forward progress!

Happy Birthday Brother!!

Good luck getting just the way you want it. Vented and some polyfil and they should sound great. I think fleece and a few layers of the woven mat are more than strong enough. The ass on the Anarchy's probably isn't helping the pods get any smaller either. Are you planing to start with seperate rings next time or a single baffle again?

They definetly make it look easy. lol. My dash pods are box carpet (felt) with no mat. The fleece works good too. With just resin its already an 1/8" thick. I'm sure the thick fleece adds thickness, but it's still just resin, mat is where the strength comes from. I guess if it's something small then it could work, but I don't see any good reason for skipping the mat, other then it sucks getting on your arms. Rebuilding my kicks in a few weeks, going to make them a little differently, hopefully they'll look better, be stronger, and sound better. We do it nice cause we do it trice.

They definetly make it look easy. lol. My dash pods are box carpet (felt) with no mat. The fleece works good too. With just resin its already an 1/8" thick.

We finally got some snow!!! Is some nice heavy snow too. Should make a sweet base.

I piece of wood could do the trick. Or just seal the trunk off and eliminate it out of the equation all together.

My 10" 200Watt mid is 1.580 kgs or 3.483 lbs. Its not bad until I park on a hill. And thats even with a neo motor. What mid are you running? Not running them at the moment, just chilling in a box. Should get deadener soon and then I'll start with the doors. Thinking about ported box in the door for my SA Neo Pro. Thats what I guessed. I have been entertaining the idea of getting a pair to play with too. I keep hoping for a 12" but doubt it will happen. There are a few here that I like.

My 10" 200Watt mid is 1.580 kgs or 3.483 lbs. Its not bad until I park on a hill. And thats even with a neo motor. What mid are you running?