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  1. NickJones
    Hey man I have a dual sa-8 tline set up in my jeep. I designed and built my box and I have it under the member build section called dual t-line sa-8's. Mine is around 40" wide, 16" tall, and 14" deep. You can mess around with the geometry to fit your space. Just make sure you size your line length according to the frequency you want to tune your box.
  2. NickJones
    Well If you give him that amp I would think that would be a great starter system for $100. Honestly if he doesnt know about this stuff, he wont know the difference anyways, and he should be thankful for you just helping him out in the first place.
  3. NickJones
    5 spoke all the way
  4. NickJones
    http://iforged.com/us/wheels_detail.php?WhID=17 Check out this link, if that isn't the same set they r pretty close, they also have a bunch of really nice wheels on that website
  5. NickJones
    I remember seeing a set similar to this on cardomain, and I think they were a 3 piece iForged wheel, u might check those out
  6. NickJones
    I think that airaid kit would do really well, it doesn't look like u have too much of an option due to where the air flow sensor is. I always enjoy building my own intakes and it really isn't too hard, but with the sensor being on the opposite side of the engine compartment from the throttle body there isn't way too much u can do without some modifications to the sensor placement and wiring. But I think that airaid would be a great kit and have a lot better air flow than stock.
  7. NickJones
    Hey that looked nice, i just got 2 sa-8's and was gonna run them in a similar box. Wat kinda amp do u have on those.
  8. NickJones
    hey thanks a lot for the good details, im gonna do that here soon
  9. NickJones
    Hey, that looks really good I'm gonna do my jeep wheels here soon, wat brand wheel paint did u go with, and how long did u let it cure before u went out for the first time
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    Hey, I have had good luck in the past using a hair dryer instead of a heat gun, just get up one corner of the decal and shoot some heat under the sticker, and I know there is a bunch of adhesive remover but I have tried a couple and 3m made a pretty good adhesive remover that I got from the hardware store, and it is safe on paint
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