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Schweet stuff chop. :captain: Why take all of the wiring out?

Yea who's getting all of your time? I'm stalled the fan went out on the sv and it worked me for another 3 bills

The texas beat reminds me of Hop Sing from the TV series Gunsmoke.

it would never fit the subs and either me or your chop

Currently the inside of the port is kerf'd leaving on site that I could basically make a box-plug 2.5" and slide it to the back. I was thinking to use t-nuts on the inside of the port plug so I could secure it to the Back (bottom) and to the outside wall to keep it from rattling around. I could kerf the plug too. But as much trouble as it took for the other one IDK. it would look sweet to have the 3" kerf into a 10 inch mouth. I'll probably try it anyways. I need to borrow the churches DB meter for some testing though.

I like most of what I've listened to on your site. Nice talent. I do like the old school stuff with clean clear bass notes followed and tied together with highs.

I'm having issues with this kerfed enclosure I built. I have checked response on several programs and have widely varying tuning. Box outer dimensions are: 35"x10"x20" = 3.04 gross port is 5.5 x 8.5 = 46 sq"in port length is 36.6 Tunning is 45.8 Now I want to make removal able port plug. I can make a drop in plug which narrows the port to 3" but only for 20" of length. In your experience what effect will this have in tunning? Calc's for 3" for the full length end up @ 29.5. Should this work as planned.

I missed Chucks review what happened? I built a kerfed port box yesterday I highly doubt I'll do it again. I broke it 4 times!

Digg up 25 more dollars and get the saz 1000

Hey I've purchased Zapco components for the front and coaxial for the rear. Is the sax 100d my best option for powering these? They are rated @ 80 rms. You know who extended a sale price to me? Whatcha think? I have also been looking at the cresendo audio I need help choosing an setting up these. School me please

Who is the author of the cookbook?

hawk I'm ordering PSP's today or tomorrow let me know if you'll need some?

Yea about 1hr 15 min. I read somewhere you were having a box built? Don't do it just bring your plan and we can build it here. Back in the day I worked at a cabinet shop so my skills are pretty good. And I definitely would like a second head tuning mine.

hawk I've done some work a time or two in lemoore keep me apprised on the california events if I have time and money I'll roll. There is one in ventura I think I would like to goto

1st one is a bobber. Era of style 66-69. Key notes: 34degree rake 4" in the down tubes. S&S 93" motor, dual plug high compression. 100 hp and 350lbs. Absolutely nothing extra. The tank has 80 hrs of hand work. Paint by a pastor friend of mine gold metal flake base, 3 types of lace airbrushed through and then a ruby kandy cover.

Are there any music db results yet?

Ohh the house across the street is my Pastors. No hiding sin at home.

This one Or this one Or this one We raise'm up right early church and motorcycles Ohh and the wife too The Grandson got his first motorcycle at 2 he's 3 now and I've taken off the training wheels.

Stylin for sure

Chop I've done a lot worse for less money. And I above all know what about the famous adage of the the trades "Feast or Famine," that's why I'm not still in the trades. I couldn't budget working 3 months and holding on to the money for the other 9. Despite the cut in pay it's a lot easier to work all year than to make your dough in a few months. It's Grate to provide for a family it is truly self sacrifice. Remember the verse "Man shall eat by the sweat of his brow." Congrats on the boy Steve I didn't realize you had already started on the prerequisite. Pm me your addy and I'll send ya something for your baby shower. I dumped the t-line into the van boy and it sounds GREAT! I can hardly wait to get it into the Honda but I have to work. As always keep Me and my family in your prayers. Especially me I got my SV1000s fixed it seems I have this problem with my wrist and weight transfer causing me to twist the throttle harder when the wind is pushing me back. HA ya think that will work with the popo. Welp I'm off to Long Beach. 250 mile ride and I get paid for it too.

Steve what amp are you using on your front stage with the 8"s?

Besides the young ones and the girls how did Steve join the team I thought people his age had to at least proven their manhood and born a few offspring?

I might steve pm me. Now as for the job I wonder what position he got? ditch digger? Lawn mower? Blower man? Planter? Water boy err is that sprinkler man? Just kidding I do all of the above myself for no pay. A humble man you are. I'll toss up a few to the man for you and yours tonight. GB Soapbox

rattle's got a crack problem

My main concern is power handling I got all d2's so I have the option of running .5 ohm. From reading all of Jacobs post on the various forums he narrows down his range to .7 as being optimum. I don't see the 8s getting muddy, boomy or even sloppy. It's not like there is enough mass to keep the suspension moving or a week motor to cause those types of problems. I don't see any issues with your design.