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Most people would be fine with the two 6's...of course I am the guy who is running a 21sqin port for an Rli8 which equates to larger than those 6's per cone size.

The only real good fill in class that everyone should take is the History of Jazz *assumes that there is at least some semblance of a decent prof teaching it It really sets the standard for all pop and any improv music you will ever listen to again. Sort of humbling to these new "cool" musicians when you realize everything that they are doing has pretty much already been done. Good background for ear training as well.

If by not the greatest you mean that he is a complete tool then you are correct. edit: oops, I see that you already have a reply. Either way I'd run as fast and as far away from that arse as possible.

How about the other direction: These are things I regret buying an Eclipse h/u, my Adcom pre-amplifier, Def Tech speakers, Carver True sub, Infinity Pro Components, Rockford 5.25" Pro Midbasses (aargh 6.5 were the same price), JL 10w0 (ya, shut it), JVC Arsenal h/u, and a bunch of other really noob stuff from a long time ago. As for what I regret selling, or in this case not replacing were a pair of 1500gti's. They were stolen out of the XL while it was in a shop, their insurance covered it but I spent the money on go fast goodies instead.

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I'd have a really hard time going to those intro classes. I guess you can mack on the freshwomen though.

Calc III is the last of the easy maths Eng Physics should be logical at least, and the other classes sound like uber-intro so it shouldn't really be that bad.

Assuming it is for a daily app, 2 6" ports is 56.5sqin which should be fine. For me I'd go with whatever is easier/fits your space better.

To top it off, IMO the L7 8's sound like arse and you could never say anything like about the Rli8 which I really like!

Those are great 8's and can definitely work ported. I think your enclosure is a bit big, unless you are saying for the pair. 1500w may be a bit much, but if you are smart about it they should be fine. If you aren't you have enough power to do damage. Kent has put more than that on his though, mine has never seen more than 500w but it took it like a champ and that is for a single one.

For daily that would be more than necessary, but it won't hurt.

I'm sorry if I missed the thread but what mids did you end up getting? the Nextels *breaks wood

Now that is some engineering. Nice work dodge.

If I went that route I'd have to make some sort of custom flip up headlights.

and...

For sale: Used original exhaust system, complete with rust holes, for a 69 xxxx.

The small blcok Torino is actually lighter than an 06 Z06, almost the same as a '69 Camaro, and 30 lbs lighter than a '69 Mustang. (dry weight)

That is the plan, unless I buy a real pos.

Along with the suspension, brakes, exhaust, engine, transmission, rear end gears

Whatever I buy the interior goes in the garbage pretty much anyways. I would probably keep the structure of the rear seat if the mini-tubs don't get in the way

Babying a sub would be to cut it off with a high pass above a certain point, it surely won't hurt the driver to play it closer to 100hz but to me it "hurts" my ears. I really don't like to localize bass at all and I can even at 50hz but regrettably can't blend if I lower the cross point any further than 50. Typically when people turn their subs up that far to it is to maximize the bass which has nothing to do with blending with your front stage which to me is the ultimate goal.

Here is another Ford you won't like Tom. http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAP...1537&rd=1,1

Although, at some point in life everyone grows up

I meant to put the Exclusive on my list, thanks for adding it DD. edit: of course I personally prefer the Seas but haven't heard the Exclusive in an 8