MKader17

I would go with the 1500. You can't beat good customer service these days. Plus the Sundowns look Saweet

Thats how it is for me and TMAX, about 9 months out of the year though lol

Thanks! People keep asking me why I ran my truck. But when its running high 12's all motor, I think the questions will stop

Pics from Friday Night!!! First Race!!! Thats TMAX in the background taking a vid with his phone Staging before the fastest run of the night Ran a 16.488. 2 tenths faster than the other stockish EC 2WD with the missing headlight The 1st race I was solo. The 2nd I raced another chevy on some ET's, He ran faster then 13.99, last race was against a Ford Lightning. Guy ran high 14's. I think he sucked at drving

I've been looking at posts lately of people putting 8's in there doors and have noticed that pretty much everyone seems to glass the door panel and mount the speaker to the door panel. Can the door panel be made strong enough to handle 200W of 8" midbass pounding away and not really leak around its edges?

Delay-a-T0P

4:30-5:00 ish

Yeah, speaking of email. Humount is very close to losing business if I don't get a reply soon. Guess I'll just have to go with some cheap mounting kit

So make the fiberglass pod attached to the inner metal panel and have the door panel fit over it

http://www.soundsolutionsaudio.com/forum/i...showtopic=18634 A little question about putting 8's in the door

rhino line will be fine over spectrum and will also do a lot of the same things that spectrum will

This is great to hear. But being a poor college student on a budget, I'm hoping one roll will be enough. I know this question is vehicle dependent but is skipping on deadening the floor going to be a huge deal? Or should I make the floor/doors my first priority, and whatever I have left go to the back of the cab? I think the back of the cab will take up less than one door would, so roughly 10-15 sq. ft. If I had 1 roll to use. I would use as much as I could on the doors then put the rest elsewhere. Since the doors are where your midbass speaker are it would seem most important to me, but thats just my opinion

Any audio system will benefit from sound deadening, even a stock one. So Yes... And look at Raam Mat and Second Skin. They are much better values in the deadening industry.

Look like my drag racing parade might get rained on for tomorrow. (Unless they'll let me launch in 4wd )

Sucky Women Drivers T0P

I'm sorry you are right. and the old man that ran me off the road was in a car with an old Lady. So chances are it was her fault he did that in the first place

I feel ya. Its a great way for them to gain business and you to gain members, but that does really suck when they have another "company" section when the same questions will be getting asked twice.

I HATE OLD LADIES ON THE ROAD!!! PLEASE take their license's away! I almost lost the car today on lunch break when this old lady pulled right out in front of me in her brand new 09 Toyota Camry. I had to squeeze between her and the oncoming car then swerve back into the road before the "median" area became a concrete curbed median area. The last wreck I was in where my moms 97 F250 Powerstroke and a brand new 07 Corrolla were totalled was because an old lady driving the Corrolla swerved in front of me! People seriously wonder why I get nervous when old people are driving around me, and this is the perfect example why. EDIT: Not to mention I can remember other situations where an old man changed lanes and put me into the shoulder on the highway

You think the HAT L841 combo would really be worth $712.50 (thats after the hopeful 25% discount) I wanted to use them in my Silverado, but it seems I could get a lot of speaker for $700. (of course this is talking future) I can't even get my damn temporary setup in there That would be half as much as I paid for my car

Drive like you ride a bike For you cyclists looking for a way to wrap your head around the subject of efficient motoring: drive like you bike. Meaning, if you think about spending energy as wisely in your car as you do when you ride, you should automatically become aware of several of the major tips on this list, such as: a) Ensuring your tires are properly inflated & vehicle is in good mechanical condition, for reduced rolling & mechanical resistance. b) Smart braking: you'll spend more distance coasting up to stops (you don't pedal madly towards stop signs and then jam on the binders, do you?) c) You'll "drive with load" on hills (you don't usually power up hills trying to maintain your previous cruising speed, do you?) d) You'll reduce speed (because cyclists are highly attuned to the relationship between aerodynamic drag and the energy consumed to travel at high speed). I really liked this...

Chopsticks kick my ass after a while. I get hand cramps and such. And once the rice isn't as warm and you start messing with it it loses its cohesive abilities and its harder to eat.

Oh yeah paint job, and Wide body kit

I'll snap a few on lunch break and up load them