Shogen

Didn't watch the video but I support thee ramrod!!!

lol.....

lol.. loser!!!

lol you must be a only child. he is... I didn't want anymore kids... lol

are the bars you have pre-drilled aluminum?

geeks and fegs!!! use a VPN people if you care for privacy, even then, anything sent through your provider is fair game... Anyways, gonna keep all my data on my externals like always... Watching shyt through my PS3 in HD regardless of provider baby

nice write up dude... hope you get an amp in there soon... Oh wait, I might have one, sub $100 ... 4channel ...

Looks great man!!!

I mean besides that seam stuff going on you're happy with it... right?

^^^this... love mine!!!

Crap job

apparently we hunt for 3hrs?lol

hurry

just unreal.... holy !!!

nice!!!

I'm thinking a d3100 or equivalent in the trunk

shits dope Jes!!!

yeap dufus...lol

nope... 2hrs and 23min til reveal silly!!!!

I believe similar qualities... just new line??? not sure though, but they do look nice..

shyt credit card debt here we come!!! hope I can get online when the deal is going on...

Thanks again crunk. Ill do a few things then but def want to get at least one better battery and maybe move the hc1800 to the rear or the other way around.

Save for alternator

Alright guys, time to shine for those of you with your smart pants on... I have a 2003 Toyota Camry. I previously had a HID conversion kit installed on my car for just over a year. I noticed about 2 months ago one of my headlights went out on the driver's side. Not sure what had happened but when I got home I turned off my car and looked to see if maybe the connection had come loose. It didn't seem to have an issue there. I turned the car back on and turned the lights on and BAM! they worked again.. It happened one more time after that and since I figured it was a random issue I just turned the lights off and back on which got it to work again. Well, last week that same low beam went out but this time it did not work. So I said let me get rid of the HID kit to eliminate that as the issue. I installed one of my normal halogen bulbs but no go, still no light. Hmm.. Maybe I bulb was bad. I picked up 2 bulbs for $10 at the auto store and still got no light. Thought to myself, I have a dmm lets check the power on the plug. Turned it to DCV20 and got no reading. Shit, did I do this right???? So I hook it up to my battery and get 12.7 -12.8 reading.. Okay, I did have the dmm set right. Plug it to the headlight socket, still a 0.00 reading. My dmm must be messed up. I guess I'll try and get a reading on the good socket. WOW! 12.5 coming out of the socket, so let's try this bad one again. Reading is 0.00... Checked the fuse as a last thought but it looked good to me, replaced it anyway. Still no left low beam headlight. What could have happened? Did the wiring just go bad? Could I just do a jump from the good headlight socket to the bad one and see if that works? Would that be a bad permanent fix? Could the socket easily be replaced? Splice the wire and add a "new" socket? Where does the head light wire go to, straight to the fuse box? Could I replace the whole assembly? I am at a loss right now and I don't think I want to get this done at a mechanic or dealer for fear of randomness and overcharged work. I was thinking to find out what they would say at the mechanic so I might still take it for a check up.. What do you guys think? Anyone run into this before? Anyone know about cars well enough to assist? Thanks fellas -Danny

apparently I was checking the wrong fuses... replaced and good to go!!!