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I just had the wheels put back on for summer and found this huge blister. Has anyone had their wheels re-chromed? If so, do you have contact info for the company that did it? The local tire shop I use told me that the wheel probably couldn't be repaired and that the wheels I have are not made anymore. Any advice would be appreciated. Thanks

There are solutions available but they generally use a third party control system like AMX, Crestron, Control4 or others. In these setups the iPhone just comunicates to the third party controller via the wireless computer network. Then the controller sends the commands to the connected equipment (via IR, RS232, TCPIP, relays, etc.)

Thanks. No and No. It sucks but he sold it years ago.

I don't remember what our numbers were at the regionals. High 158point somthin'. I will ask Jason if he remembers. That little car was stupid loud. Great fun at stop lights. No one expected that kind of SPL from a CRX. Sometime later we tore out the 12-10" woofers and rebuilt it with 6-15" TC Sounds woofers. I only have 3 pictures of the 15's. Unfortunetly I don't have a picture of the completed wall. If I find one I will post it up.

Back of driver seat. Flushed in Pheonix gold crossover. Boston Acoustics Pro 6" components. Here is a picture of the glove box EQ thats not blurry. Here is one of the head unit and bass knob thats not blurry. These two were taken at the Boise Western Regionals.

Look close, the woofers had to actualy overlap in order to get them to fit. The baffle wasnt the only place we had to get creative to make things fit. Passenger side floor... Look in the bottom left hand corner of this picture. You can see the amp flushed into the passenger side floor with plexyglass cover. Glove Box PPI EQ...

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I thought you all would like to check out this old school CRX system. The CRX was owned by my good friend Jason. Jason and I built every bit of this system together, today we build Home theaters. This car placed 3rd in the DB Drags 1996 western regionals in Boise ID. That was the same show where Bill Proud was the first to break the 160db mark. We had alot of fun with it back then. More pictures in a few minutes.

Are you looking for just the raw divers? Individual woofers & tweeters, not finished speakers with enclosures right.