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Wastehog

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  1. Wheres the post of said fun vids?

    Also, the gauges, like have been stated aren't cheap. They can run anywhere from $50-$300 for a single digital guage. If he really wanted to, Summit sells a digital dash, thats like 300 bones, but it does everything. Fuel, Wat Temp, Oil Press, Speedo, Tach. Not sure if it comes with all the sensors, but something to look at. Summit Racing Digital Gauge

  2. I love the new challengers, but I damn well wouldn't pay the price of one. Not that I hate, but for my dollar I think there is better out there. Imo anyone can have a 2010 challenger, Camaro or even Mustang, but far and few could have the real nostalgic 60's or 70's muscle cars. For the money, I'd spend it on something that turns heads, not something I can see on every dealers floor... just my .02 cents. Also, I'd remove the challenger badge too, leaving the str8 unless you want a sleeper look...

  3. Slide hammer and dollie ideas are the only way to remove the dent. Now, for a paint idea. I have found a pretty darn good paint solution for cheap, for a daily driver. My buddy had a hacked to hell s10, which he wanted to paint one color. Well, he sanded down the truck, went down to Tractor Supply and picked up a few cans of tractor implement paint. His dad and him had just restored his Farmall H Tractor to damn near show quality with this paint.

    What it is, its generally a bit tougher then automotive paint, but very easy to apply. With a little bit of body work, the paint can give you show quality with farm tested toughness. I have a buddy who has a mud truck (600 hp chevy with 40's) who wanted a decent looking paint, for somewhat cheap. He seen my other buddies results and decided to try it. They went out and bought 2 gallons for like $50 with tax. Da'd the paint down a bit. They didnt have a good enviroment to spray, so they soaked the dirt garage floor and closed up the place. They decided to spray.. The truck today.. is almost too nice to mud. It's literally immaculate, besides a few dents in the body that were overlooked. By the way, his paint is semi gloss, with no clear coat added and no base coat either, only the factory gm paint to adhere to.

    I figured, everyone is looking for cheap, and especially if this is a DD then its going to get damaged and what not. I think the implement paint with a little extra body work can reap great results.

  4. so what youre saying is it got hot becuase it wasnt moving? it was moving just not as much as the other. and im still confused on that. i mean howd it get hot if it wasnt even being pushed to the limit?

    The subs, especially higher end ones require them to be moving, to pull cooler air into the coil and cool it off. The reason the dust cap was hot is because the subs dissapte heat thru the caps.. I think.. Don't quote me. I would def rebuild a box and get rid of the loading issue. The trunk lid being open wouldn't have been that big of an issue.. Or else hair tricks and such wouldn't happen..

  5. Definitely knuconceptz is the way to go. Even if you get the Kollossus Fleks its 3.40 a ft, which means your 26 ft cost you 88.40 before shipping. Not bad for wire that can handle over 300 amps of current and is a top of the line power wire. Or like Maxim said, you can get the Klmx wire which is a lot cheaper.

    Battery terminals on a budget can just be ring terminals and bolts.. nothing fancy needed off the bat. Unless you have a top mount battery, then you suck... (just kidding).

    Thats all I gots for now. If you bitch about 1.70 a ft for 1/0 then you shouldn't be in this game, jus sayin.

    Have fun with the build, and remember.. you gotta pay to play.

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