doug118

bass14 i sent you a pm

I figured I'd put it up here before I PMed him and the 12.5 cubes is how much area there is to work with so before box and displacement

sorry if this is posted somewhere but I can't find it.. just wondering the recommended box size for all 12's, 15's, and 18's. thanks guys edit: what about the level 5 15's and 18's too? just trying to figure out what would work best with 12.5 cubes of cargo area

I'm playing now and will be playing around 230am eastern time username is doug1188

friend went there, took him 6 months after to find a job and it was at a Mitsubishi parts counter that doesn't require any type of schooling

http://www.gcustoms.com/product_list/categ...8/Lowering_Kits

just saw part 2.. speechless

oh no that was just to register it.. people were paying up to $110k for certain ones

there was a place in Cali called Motorex that would charge people $30k-60k to register skylines and weren't actually registering them correctly.. pretty much stealing $40k from people and the government found out.. I'll let you figure out the rest also another amazing sounding cobra

they can easily be registered in cali, you just have to know what you are doing and have some $$$. there are plenty of places that will even do everything for you, you just have to pay them to do it

I thought the temperatures were bad here, but out of curiosity I looked up the coldest place on earth aside from Antarctica and its Yakutsk Russia for January the average HIGH is -39, average low is -51 and record low was -81.. the lowest recorded temperature in the world was there and it was -84!!!! I don't think I'll ever bitch about being cold again oh and the record high temp in that city was 101.. average high for june-august is in the 70's which means in a 5 month span, the average temp increases 110 degrees

I love when the down south people complain about the 30 degree winter nights.. it was in the mid 30s here in Rhode Island for a few days last week and I was wearing my gym shorts and a hoodie on those days and I saw on the news in I believe it was Minnesota that this guy throw the water from a cup into the air and by the time it reached its peak height, it had crystallized

Nightshade I agree 125% with you that hands on is by far the best way to learn but the thing is, there is only 1 shop in my area, and they are only willing to discuss anything other then JL audio and the low end Fosgate stuff. they had cool shit back in the late 90's and thats about it. I went in there once and asked if they happen to have anything bigger then a RF 1000.1 in stock and they laughed and said "no why would we carry those, they are for sound competitions only and no one in this state could handle the power they put out" so that idea is out the window.. if you go to campus info then staff/instructors, their staff seems to be pretty decent.. a hell of alot better then I would have from going to the one once-reputable shop in my entire state

I know sometime in the next 3-5 years I want to open up my own business and it will be 1 of 2 types and car audio is one of them. Now I figure getting certified will help me out alot when it comes down to it and I haven't really found any other schools besides this one http://www.mobiledynamics.com/main/phoenix/pages/main_8.aspx so does anyone have any input on the school at all? its on the other side of the country so it would be a big thing to go all the way out there and I don't really want to waste my time and money if its not worth it oh and please don't say anything about opening my own business, this is asking about the school, not my personal goals

cool cool.. what are your plans for the rest of the set up? what car is it going it?

stop the press! where in rhode island are you from? i'm from cranston.. knowing someone else in rhode island knows about this site and even DC Audio just made my day

idk about this but I saw a guy the other day do the soda on the rug thing with sham wows and it really worked like it did on TV.. I even poured it onto the rug, about 20 ounces, and let it sit.. the guy took the sham wow and did what they do in the commercial and the rug was seriously bone dry when he was done

Applejack's and Stouffer's french bread pizza.. I spend about $20 a month on applejack's and $50 on the pizza each month

lol he will probably lose his job or at least be suspended.. there was no need to punch that guy in the face that many times.. actually there was no need at all. they are trained how to take a person down and hand cuff them.. I can see if that guy was swinging at him and he did it to defend but that guy just tried running

awesome idea! much better then having them come up in WMP.. also Steve, do you hold your breathe when doing demos? In the "New Believers" one it looks like you exhale from holding your breathe at like 31 seconds

lol I didn't know that was you in the passenger seat but while I was watching I was thinking, I wonder why he isn't saying anything, didn't even think about you not being able to hear lol oh and I think I speak for everyone when I say this but I can't wait to see people's reactions on the streets when you are playing it as loud as possible

not sure if it was mentioned before but what is it getting for wheels?? and yes like you said 99.9999999% of the time the nitrogen bottles look like SHIT.. even the decent looking ones would look like shit inside of the hoopty so a bottle bag is a very good idea

http://www.stevemeadedesigns.com/board/ind...c=35401&hl=

I'd have to say the new Mercedes S63 http://www.mbworld.org/forums/2293346-post11.html look at the brake calipers!!!

lmao