MKader17

Its a ford, not like you had much performance to begin with Also don't forget to factor in that with a blow through you will also probably have more/bigger amps, more/bigger subs, extra battery, extra sound deadening to stop rattles, bed cover of some sort, etc... You also may need an HO alternator which will pull more power from the engine then the stock alt (probably not much more but with performance, everything counts)

Actually could have easily been in the single digit 1/8 judging from my early number on my screw up run

for shitz en giggles heres my sig on the truck sites

Just posting the latest time slip R/T ... .266 60' ... 2.379 330 ... 6.606 1/8 ... 10.094 MPH ... 71.35 1000 ... 13.066 1/4 ... 15.586 MPH ... 88.69 Race Weight 5380lbs Lost 3 tenths with more weight. Going to have to get out there on a cold night to get my 1/8 mile into the single digits

gah I'm so tired. waking up at 5:00AM Sat and Sunday morning really took a tole on me

I love how the Aggies still call OU "Owho" when they got stomped like 60 to 22

Gah terrible coaching on my part. Bench has a total of 58 points..... all my toss up's I tossed the wrong way

looks like my 5 game win streak is coming to an end this week. May have turned out better if I wasn't out of town this weekend.

classic well time for sleep got to wake up at 8:15 8:15 my ass. More like 8:45 as you always let your alarm continually go off

If it were me I would consider the 2channel/4 channel over the 5 channel. Since your new to the scene you might find that your goals are significantly different then you expected. Tmax98 went the 2channel/4channel route and then realized he wanted subs w/ more output so that gave him the option to sell the small two channel, move the 4 channel to tweets/mids and bought a biggger amp for some new subs. This does add a little bit more in the way of wiring, but to me its good insurance.

What we are saying is if you have 5.0 cu ft net and if one 12 requires 1 - 2.5 Cu Ft per woofer and one 15 requires 2.5- 5.0 cu ft per woofer you are probably better off with the 12s... yeah thats what i realized too....id rather have 2 maxxed out 12s rather than 2 15's that sound like total chit....but again for a future install, i wanna upgrade to 2 12" btls, but all im focused on is what i am gonna get as my college acceptance present which is the 2 BLs =) I wouldn't say "maxxed out" . More like "optimal" Usually maxxed is used in a situation where mechanical or thermal limits are being reached or when clipping begins to occur.

x2 You can also get really creative with sound deadening to reduce rattles. Rattling everything in your car will be cool at first, then it will get annoying and you'll start tracking them down

Don't have much to add but mmmm I love the DLS's. How does the Iridium set sound? Also, like that 6th gen Maxima

What we are saying is if you have 5.0 cu ft net and if one 12 requires 1 - 2.5 Cu Ft per woofer and one 15 requires 2.5- 5.0 cu ft per woofer you are probably better off with the 12s...

Yeah I don't know about all that. Just one port with the correct amount of surface area is what you will want.

That's what I was going to say You stole the rims off my truck *laughs* You drive a Titan?

Seriously, I've been off since 5:00 and managed to study NONE!

because I'm spending money lol

Damn near maxed out my credit card last month. $450 out of a $500 credit limit Still can't believe I put that much money on it

OH gAWD internet is soooo slow

I definitely like the factory look. It really keeps the sleeper look alive. I might have to make a phone call tomorrow.... My pops will definitely be pissed lol.

editted and added a before pic

Rears are probably a little big but ,eh you get the picture (no pun intended)

Quick Photoshop....

I'm really thinking these rims on my truck. 18" OEM Titan rims I can get them for $350 with 50% tread tires (though there not the size I want) But I could at least run the tread off them.... or burn it off They're something simple, cheap, and would allow me to run bigger brakes. I dunno if they may look out of place on my light colored truck