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Yes, I read the whole thread, but a budget would help us decide. I personally wouldn't run any of it unless I was on a limited budget and it was my only option. Or if I had limitless money and that setup was the only thing on my mind, I would pay 1000 for it. Catch my drift? That amp at 3ohm bridged probably won't perform the way you are expecting. And it probably won't do much to the W6. If you're set on that amp, you should really look into different coil setups or a couple smaller subs. EDIT: I might pay $20 for that amp if I considered it, dead honest.

What kind of budget are you looking at for subs/amp?

Yeah, I've contacted that guy. The average price for used is around 600 and he won't budge from 1000. I told him glws.

I honestly didn't even think about it. I'm registering on there now. Thanks man! The one I was looking at before was sold, but there's a guy selling 16 in an earlier thread. I'll try them out and post again if it fails.

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Did the deed.

Where you at exactly? Sounds like you live right by me. I'm in crown point.

Glad you guys liked the stuff!

I'm selling Memphis Power Reference 10s. I have six left for 40 shipped each. PM for interest.

How about trying to explain your interest in the hobby and your future goals with it. Just because he doesn't agree, doesn't mean he won't understand. I'm sure he does things that you are not into. But if you truly wasting your money on garbage, putting it into a garbage car (or a nice one that HE purchased), I say he's right.

Here's the deal though. He knows what he did when he was young. I look back on my dad telling me these things and he was right. I wasted thousands of dollars trying to polish a turd when I could have been saving for a new car/school/house or whatever. I got lucky and landed a really good job, so I'm ok, but if I hadn't I would still be out of money for some cheap, short-lived thrills. I agree with parents to an extent. they do underestimate skills of some kids, but 99% of them are hurting the resale value of their car by wasting money on it. And to a dad, which I am, that makes no sense. EDIT: and telling him it's audio or drugs is just idiotic. You are obviously still too young to understand if you're posting or telling your dad that dumb shit.

Either one will do what it's meant to do. Don't waste money on specialty brands unless you're detailing a very expensive car (or you're just into it). Most clays will do wonders if used properly.

I'll tell you what...this application pissed me off when I was in Iraq. My buddy used to just sit there and play high tones until it drove people nuts. We never knew where is came from until one day I saw him messing with it. Definitely a cool program though.

Good luck finding one with extremely dulled sensitivity to actually pulse while inside the box rather than light constantly.

A door window? Generally they shatter after the first crack. Coming off the tracks is one thing, but cracking? They are not made like windshields. I'm gonna have to call bs on that. EDIT: Ok, maybe if the window was tinted, already cracked, partially down, extremely lucky with cabin loading, and the window came off the track just as the crack traveled preventing continued flexing...

My clam will be getting 100W RMS also. You will see!

Definitely too much. One 8" on 100RMS will suffice.

Good mile! Yeah I AM one of those who talks shit, but only when it's provoked lol. I'm guessing those are minimum scores then? What are the maxes for points?

The hatchback will have better expansion and more likely be louder on the meter since the hatch essentially acts as a horn. The theory is debatable though.. Nobody can tell you how the numbers will pan out. Too many things to consider.

Honestly it seems like a lot on paper, but you could go through all of that with no breaks, in under half an hour being out of shape. Not doggin on you, I'm just saying fitness tests look scary on paper sometimes until you do a few of them. I'm a marine myself, so I know PFTs.

Small businesses who generate revenue online SHOULD have a backup line. Anybody who installed their network has been trained in single point of failure and should have warned them about this. It's extra up front costs, but they have financial analysts to calculate the potential losses/gains from having a downed line/redundant line based on inductive research.

Figured I'd post this up. It was just posted in another thread, but I thought it should get more attention. Its that time of year again guys, we are hosting our 2nd show for a family that is in need of help. I could use everyone's help by spreading the word for this show. We have some cool prizes to raffle off and what not, If you have a facebook page, just search 2nd annual Cruise'in for a Cause and click on the attending if you can make it, or just go on and invite your friends. All help is greatly appreciated. Also if any shop on here wants to donate prizes for us to raffle or give away as door prizes, or donate money towards trophies, that is also appreciated. Hope to see most of you guys there! Guido 2nd Annual Cruise'in for a Cause "Car-Truck-Motorcycle Benefit Show" Jaxon Bartolini Benefit Location: Grant Park High School 421 Esson Farm Rd Grant Park, IL. 60940 Date: May 15th, 2010 Registration: 9-1 Show: 9-4 (awards at 4) Registration Fee:$15 Our 2nd annual car-truck-motorcycle benefit show is being hosted for the Bartolini family. Brandi (mom), firefighter/paramedic for Manteno, has been dealing with reproductive issuses since 13 years old. Later on she found out that she had a congenital deformity to her uterus and cervix which separates the uterus and cervix into two. March 21, 2009 Brandi and Jon (father) found out they were going to have a child. First ultra sound, they learned she was pregnant on the right side of the uterus and 6 weeks along. As 10 weeks hit Brandi started to have complications. At 24 weeks, Brandi started having pains in her lower pelvic area on the right side. At first they were passed off as pains from the uterus stretching. The pains worsened and moved into her right flank area. The Dr decided to run some tests and sent her to Riverside on Aug 5th. At that time they realized that her cervix has shortened and they put her on bed rest right away. On August 7th, her Dr was in the room giving her discharge instructions when her water suddenly broke. At this point the baby's head was already in her cervix. They rushed her to labor and delivery and after a few tries with pushing and no success, she was given an emergency c-section. Jaxon Bartolini was born premature at 1lb, 11oz. He was flown to Comer Children's Hospital at the University of Chicago Medical Center. Jaxon was put on a ventilator until he was 15 weeks old. He then weighed 5lbs, 3oz. He still requires supplemental oxygen. He was diagnosed with Rickets (a deficiency disease that affects the young during the period of skeletal growth, is characterized especially by soft and deformed bones). He is on several vitamins for the Rickets along with anti-seizure and anti-reflux medicines. He has also had eye and heart surgery. Jaxon was able to come home to his family on Dec 24, 2009. All Proceeds go to the Bartolini family. Please bring your car, truck, motorcycle, or any vehicle that you like to show and join us at our event. We hope to see you there. Any questions/comments or any other info needed can be directed to Brandon Salin @ (815)295-1870, or you can shoot me an e-mail [email protected]. Any sponsors or donators are also welcome to call. We look forward to seeing you on May 15th, 2010. Go to youtube.com to check out last years benefit show (Raul Cervantes Benefit) and our Oktoberfest show (Grant Park Oktoberfest 2009) Why am I posting this here you may ask? Well, they are wondering if anybody has an SPL Machine that would be able to bring it for the day. If so, than they want to add a competition and probably have trophies and stuff as well. If anybody has access to one, please PM me. Thanks

Hmm...My wife and I are suckers for babies in need. I'll be there with my "SPL machine".

Wonderful isn't it? lol