-
Posts
6384 -
Joined
-
Last visited
-
Days Won
7
ChevyBoy95 last won the day on June 5 2018
ChevyBoy95 had the most liked content!
About ChevyBoy95

- Birthday 02/03/1993
Profile Information
-
Gender
Male
-
Location
Houston
-
Interests
Car Audio
Recent Profile Visitors
ChevyBoy95's Achievements
Newbie (1/14)
1.7k
Reputation
-
ChevyBoy95 changed their profile photo
-
Kyle , pm Jeffrey Hald on fb or swordlordboy (?) on here. He is about to run 2 of them in his SQ car... like a legit SQ car.
-
Random Picture Post V2
ChevyBoy95 replied to SnowDrifter's topic in Off Topic - Random, Misc posts - the forum "Junk Drawer"
thanks. We shall see once I play with the ports for a bit. -
So yea, guess it is more popular than I thought.
-
I use an oscope now, but back when I had a DD-1, the old HD6500 I had would throw the distortion light at any volume (probably due to noise in the amp) which couldnt be heard through the subs, but the dd-1 picked it up as distortion.
-
You sure your sensitivity is correct? Those are just for fine adjustment, but can easily be played without. More of a feel thing, I tried them and hated them. Start a private lobby with bots and run around with a gun you like, use it at whatever range it should be used (SMG - short to medium, Rifle - med to long in most cases) and see what causes you to not land your shots (on bots you should be hitting almost every bullet). Do you sweep from left to right/right to left past before correcting back? Sens is too high. IF you play mostly SMG, run a higher sens, like 6-8, if mostly rifles, like 4-6. But then again it is all feel. I would try changing just your vertical sensitivity alone (but think you just need to play more to get used to it), but if you are accidentally moving it up and down, could be you arent comfortable with the controller yet in faster paced FPS settings.
-
Yea, just keep in mind, with a smaller alternator set up and bigger bank, if voltage gets low, it takes a bit longer to charge up than multiple alternators on lesser number of batteries. All in all, it is easily doable to do what you want to do. Buy some batts, aluminum or copper bar stock, drill and tap, and your ready to go.
-
I would NEVER advise mounting an amplifier to a box (something that vibrates). One of the biggest causes of failure for amplifiers is vibration.
-
Random Picture Post V2
ChevyBoy95 replied to SnowDrifter's topic in Off Topic - Random, Misc posts - the forum "Junk Drawer"
i think they do have their hazards on -
Random Picture Post V2
ChevyBoy95 replied to SnowDrifter's topic in Off Topic - Random, Misc posts - the forum "Junk Drawer"
most dont do own installs and probably roasting equipment constantly. Kinda doubt any of these systems are on "real" power. Running say 5-6kw at idle and holding 13+ is easy to do without much charging, just need batts. Seems to be more about how loud can I get this trashcan full of rocks to sound rather than how actually loud it is (most of us look for bass with no rattle, but tearing metal is part of it; I knew some local shop owners who said people came to him to add in loose metal into trunks to make it "louder"). -
Random Picture Post V2
ChevyBoy95 replied to SnowDrifter's topic in Off Topic - Random, Misc posts - the forum "Junk Drawer"
If i cover her face with my thumb, all i see is a guy in a sports bra.... so.... nah. -
Random Picture Post V2
ChevyBoy95 replied to SnowDrifter's topic in Off Topic - Random, Misc posts - the forum "Junk Drawer"
Ive never had an issue. 1/0 with 50mm die and 2/0 with 70mm die on the 16 ton set. 2/0 70mm die would probably work well for 1/0 car audio wire with ~5000 strands where as 1/0 welding is more like 1 gauge. Picture I attached is EB Flex 2/0 (68mm cable) with the 70mm die with 2/0 marine lug.