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Torres

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  1. Love that shit. Mom makes it herself. lucky ass! my friends brother makes it, and damn i love it when he does. i gotta talk him into making some more
  2. if it tastes anything like apple cider moonshine....then i'm all down for some more. that shit is GOOD
  3. apparently cinnamon whiskey is really good. i wish i remembered enough to vouch for this statement lol
  4. it might be cool...but with all the trouble it'd be to make one, i'd just as soon build one out of wood/fiberglass and cover it with carbon fiber. that'd be the part you're going to see anyways. maybe get fancy and put it in the port too
  5. omg....i love me some 4 lokos but DAMN! i wouldn't wanna bong a half a one, let alone 2. damn. he had to be fucked up after that lol speaking of which....looks like a loko night for me. yeeeaaaah
  6. oh i assumed they would be working their way through the SA line up since they recently introduced the v2 SA-8. this is disappointing news:(( i don't see this as disappointing news. it's not like the SA12 is a bad woofer. it's a great line
  7. i was playing mass effect 3 for a while cuz i had nothing else to play. it's kinda slow paced for me but i still kinda like it. haven't played that in a while cuz i like the new max payne and spec ops: the line. really good games there.
  8. if you want an additional seal, i'd use weather stripping, can be found at lowes/home depot/etc. very cheap too
  9. if so then i've been mislead for a long time
  10. i'd use it for multiple runs from a battery bank to amps, but be careful under the engine. most likely not able to withstand the heat in certain spots. sure it CAN work...but like i said, just be careful with it
  11. ah yeah you said rubber and i posted foam lol. but still should work imo. if i recall, it's pretty dirt cheap and gets pretty thick too
  12. thanks for that ghostery suggestion. just installed it and so far so good
  13. something like this? i would go this route as was stated earlier. but get something thicker than what's pictured. that's weather stripping by the way
  14. i love the background music before the bang lol
  15. 1 side. less restriction
  16. damn man you do some amazing upholstery work. i'd like to try to learn how to do something like that. probably not on that scale tho. learning how/where to sew the curves seems tricky to me
  17. interesting...i'll be looking for the build log to those doors.
  18. damn i was hoping to see a finished product! looking forward to this
  19. but like other said, port ratio isn't the only thing that will determine port noise
  20. it's ok enough to try it imo. i wouldn't want to go much thinner tho. if it's in a trunk, you most likely wouldn't hear the port noise if there was any anyways. althought the more square/round the port is, the more efficient it is. but i think you'll be fine
  21. i try to stick to a 1:5 or a 1:6 port ratio with width:height. right now you're at a 1:4.167, so imo you'll be ok. it's still possible, but not likely EDIT: too thin of a port could cause it also, even with the proper port area
  22. i rigged up some 1x2's to make a decent compass. they're about a foot long and bolted together on the top. on one piece i have a drill bit pressed into place to keep point, then on the other piece i attached a pencil. can do decently large circles
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