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yea, your right. They will be MUCH louder after you blow them :^

My JL's did that too, just be thankfull your crossover is saving your ass, otherwise you would have blown them the first time around. I would turn the gain back a bit and see if it stops.

i use a straightedge when doing sides, cut through two layers like you described so you end up with a perfect seam

just the model, lol. I just think it's neat, you using a program like 3Ds max or something?

I like the 3D rendering, what program you using to do that? You charge to make those sorta things?

http://www.suicidedoors.com/give them a call, tell them what you are looking to do and they can put together a kit for you.

Higher psi will make you lift faster. bigger lines and proper plumbing will also help majorly.

yea, your thinking of air shocks. You just fill those up once and away you go. would keep your ass off the ground for sure. All the ones i remember had a nipple on it so you could just fill it at a gas station or using any air hose. Like a tire has

1. Depends on your definition of "expensive". You can get kits starting at 800-1100 range. 2.You have an accord, i would assume you want bags/air cylinders. You will notice a difference from a stock suspension, yes. 3.Tanks size, nothing less then a 5gal. It just depends on how much reserve air you want. The more gallons you have, the more you can play before having to fill. PSI you run depends on how fast you want to move. 175-200 is about the norm. Just get an adjustable pressure switch, and you can change the psi on the fly. (make sure your hardware can handle whatever psi you run). 4.again, it's up to you. more/bigger compressor means less recovery time. You can run gas also, and not have to worry about a compressor (except a small backup maybe) 5. For what you want out of it, no reinforcement will be needed. 6. power, it's 12v bro, run it from your car battery. You have a honda, they make a TON of bolt on kits and parts for your car, installation is going to be very straightforward and fairly simple. Bet you could do it in your driveway in a weekend if your handy