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slowest hop EVAR

And the best change would be a new president. Obama has cancer according to this email received...also looks like russian mail order brides are half off this weekend...hmmm.... Don't think they are not related events! they even have cheep Levitra and local hotties waiting for you. It's all a conspiracy!

And the best change would be a new president. Obama has cancer according to this email received...also looks like russian mail order brides are half off this weekend...hmmm.... Don't think they are not related events!

Put a 6 inch lift on it, get some bead locks on it and 30" tires... then your talking. That would be much sexier IMO I forgot it needs a blue oval. It does look clean though.

CLICK ME! Go with that you will be under budget, you will be loud enough, have extra cash in hand, and you will be exercising good taste.

I think 1 sub in the proper box would be better than 2 lesser subs in a cramped box. It just won't look so uber pimpin and 2 subs wangin yo. lolz

Lolz I thought you were gonna save for the IXL 18"?

.... Resin..... zomg

construction adhesive and steel framing peices would work great in this application.

i'm so tired.... I hate being tired

thanks ryan. Have you heard of anyone having luck with getting performance heads ie. the '99 2v's and putting them on?

OH NOES! the most dreaded resin WARZ!!1!!111!!! I will answer this in a new way. It would be cheaper, and cost less to just brace properly, and perhaps use a different material for construction. There is a thread about this ongoing in this forum right now. An agreement cannot be made. What we do know currently it that #1 it doesn't matter if it will add or subtract strength for the applications we would like to use it for. #2 it's not if it adds strength, but what the desired result is. It's not about holding more weight or increasing tensile strength. If you are looking to stop box flex, bracing will be better in every category. If you want a shiny coating on the box Epoxy wins. Some people claim it helps in real world applications to achieve higher SPL scores. Nothing has been tested accurately and that empirical data put to theory though. At least not here

I really hate to burst your bubble but your set up will fail at some point, and I really just hop no one gets hurt. I'm not going to tell you not to do it, but you would have much better and much safer results if you used home audio equipment for inside your house.

are you in the twin cities now?

200 sounds about right. =)

2x4's would be perfect, or steel beams. Metal would take up the least amount of space. Unless you Glassed and matted the whole thing and used rope, and even then it wouldn't only be minimal gains.

I think that looks like one heck of a subwoofer. What tune will hit have?

Sounds like you had one amazing night last night Sean. Getting quality time with the little is verry cool. Take as many pictures as you can. I have heard from every parent they wish they had more pictures, especialy of baby. =)

Send it Al Poppito. You really don't know the potential that thing has, especially with the new Trick Flow heads coming out. They outflow the current crop of 4V heads. How is that possible? I'm impressed! Do you have a link for him, I'm googling, but not finding.

Solo is not for HT. In general for HT you want large drivers, LOW Fs, a good clean sound with somewhat decent power handeling. The Solo only meats the large driver and power needs. It's an SPL sub IMHO.

At some point the front of the fuse holder for the mega fuse from the Alt to the batt popped off. I have a damn plastic bag on it taped now.

most people can hose down their engine bay with no problems. Unless you have a late 90's Ford.

I thought about a custom tuner for it... but I doubt it would give me the power upgrade I wanted. A turbo system would be nice. I really like the rear mounted turbo designs from STS. Jon I hate that misfire feeling so damn much. It drives nuts every time.

I just need to rip it all out and put somethign else in there.

it's tough to make a commitment to a subwoofer, when your looking at the decision making process, but I would really say buy the biggest bestest that you can, and then cater the other equipment around that.