YoungBuck

See thats what confuses me, I cant make a port right.

I hope to be making a build for a ford ranger in the near future, this box is designed fr 2 DC lvl 4 15" and i was wondering if the demensions are aight. My dad won't let me use his tools if "I don't know what I am doing" SketchUp

Yea, I know a few people that have degrees in that. From what I've heard its ridiculously hard.

Get a degree as an Engineer or Audio Engineer.

Omg, freaking SICK!! Awesome.

Ahh, good afternoon laugh-fest.

Superlift makes a 5" lift for just over a $1000 bucks http://www.4wheelparts.com/Lift-Kits-Suspensions-and-Shocks/5-in-Suspension-System-with-Superide-Shocks.aspx?t_c=1&t_s=38&t_pt=5491&t_pl=3937&t_pn=SUPK107

Uhh, body lift is the cheapest, though it looks kinda wacky you'll be able to fit 33's with it, probably.

I'd go with the Pioneer.

Jersey Shore?

For the $150-$200 price tag on the flip, it has limited to no features. Not trying to flame you bro, I had one a while back but it broke.

Canon powershot series are pretty good also. http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/675614-REG/Canon_4181B001_PowerShot_SD1400_IS_Digital.html great price too.

Shmexy, looks awesome bro. I can't wait to get my ranger.

Umm 3M makes some freaking strong double-sided tape.

I know quad core is over hyped

I'm sorry but the things you listed are outdated and won't play most modern games very well, just save up some more money and you'll be golden for a sweet budget rig

Why are you getting rid of the Kenwood?

Lol, I wonder what this guys' face is gonna look like when he gets laid?

Yea, you could buy used but thats wasted money IMO, even if you did sell those parts it wouldn't payoff as much as you would think. But if that is your ONLY choice for a gaming comp, get the old stuff out as fast as you can.

Yes, I didn't get it all at once. Part by part slowly upgrading as I went.

Yea, I run WoW and SCII at over 60fps easy, and other games at or above 30fps. To the OP, we all started as noobs, just read up on stuff, read reviews, get edumacated, thats what I did.

NZXT Apollo case ATI HD 5670 G.Skill 4GB RAM Intel i3 OC'ed to 3.6 GHz (can go higher but this works fine for me) Gigabyte Mobo W.D. 320gb hard drive (gonna switch that out soon) CoolerMaster 600w psu and a 17" gateway monitor I'm happy with it. Got it all from Newegg except the monitor, I love that place so much.

You could save some more money and you could get a sweet rig for around 450-550 bucks. My rig was only $524 (all of it new and fairly up to date) and can play every game I have on max settings, just have to be a smart shopper and know what you are looking for.

Kinda brought up religion in this reply, my bad.