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Apply for a job somewhere and greet the interviewer with "What up my nigger". Lol let's please not start this argument. That logic is soooooo slanted. Of course you wouldn't say it in that situation. The situation is that he thinks a black guy stole his car. Now lets go over some facts. He's young. He's put lots of time/effort and money into this car. He loves it. It's fuckin gone now. Completely gone. Once again, he thinks a black guy stole it. Who's surprised that the N-word slipped out? Not me. No one should be. He even apologized right after he said it? What else can you ask for? He screwed up and admitted it, let's move on. I was quoting shogen, not the op. And I honestly don't care what the circumstance is. But any way its irrelevent, his car is stolen and that sucks. Op, I know the feeling, its awful. Best of luck finding / or a new car.

Apply for a job somewhere and greet the interviewer with "What up my nigger".

Sweet setups, and you don't need to wait to "break in" the subwoofers. You can hammer on'm from day one

Was that your icon? That was my 18" fi bl. This was the icons:

I can pretty much gurantee a 143+ if you decide to go all out like that pic

If you want bass... Sorry, I know that doesn't help I would ignore the peak rating and focus more on the rms. Just about any amp from jl, kicker, mtx, alpine, etc would be fine. I've never messed with Hifonics so I don't know When looking at the amps power rating, make sure your looking at the rms and not peak. And yes having more power leads to more output, but it doesn't mean you need a lot of power to get decent bass. In a perfect world, you need at least twice the power to gain 3dBs. A proper ported enclosure usually yields more output then a sealed one. More enclosure volume, more output, better efficiency, lower power handling, but if it's too big then you may lose some sq.

Insurance? Great way to try and get help from the community.

I just wouldn't stop for red lights. Easy fix New slogan for Mechman, "Well get you faster to anywhere your driving!"

I don't believe that battery is sealed, so if you use it inside the cabin, it'll vent out poisonous gases... I'm reading from this: http://www.duralastparts.com/gold.php?page=batteries ^Is that the same battery?

I've already stated my opinions in the previous posts, but I would like to add that I love my xcons. With my subwoofer level set to zero, the bass blends in very well with the front stage, tight as ever, metallica, tool, is just epic, punches to the stomach Playing material with heavy bass like rap or dubstep, subwoofer level turned up, I can see my windshield flex a little, my steering wheel shakes, brake & gas pedals bouncing back against my feet, my hair on the back of my neck standing up. With each xcon only receiving 500watts... Tough choice, good luck

Happy Birthday Justin!

Do some research before purchasing, if your interested in it. Rersearch what? And no I am not interested in MMATS. It was towards the op, sorry for not clarifying.

I've just read a fair amount of mixed things about'm. So id do some homework before buying.

Do some research before purchasing, if your interested in it.

Xcon = better sq, less output. nightshade = lesser sq, more output. Although as long as the enclosure is well designed and made, the nightshade will still perform musically. And enclosure will also play a huge part for output as well. At least that's my opinion.

Sweet pics. Pods look.great. wish deer were in my backyard

Now that's just awesome Honest dude ... I thought the guy was gonna cry, I didn't know what to say ... Most times I try and promote the products, but I was speechless ... Just say: "You guys need a minute?"

Now that's just awesome

Design is sick Ram, I really need to learn sketchup

Somewhat rudimentary you can just use the formula Pi(r^2). example: 10" subwoofer, radius is 5", 5^2 = 25", Pi(25) = ~78.53in^2 Or you could look in the T/S specs and look for sd (effective cone area) lol. I didn't see any way to interpret your question differently, but at the same time I was surprised if someone didn't know how to find the area of a circle.

Initially I was using my dirt bike helmet cam (which is actually 1080p, but not really designed up close stuff). Then I started using my droidx phone Now I got a small point and shoot, nikon s1600.

Got a new camera, figured I'd try out the video quality

Somewhat rudimentary you can just use the formula Pi(r^2). example: 10" subwoofer, radius is 5", 5^2 = 25", Pi(25) = ~78.53in^2 Or you could look in the T/S specs and look for sd (effective cone area)

Thanks to some superb drivers