Ninja_v1.0

daily driver missing the entire back seat which the rear deck that looks heavily modified? This can't be called a normal trunk can it ?

here for the white chicks . . . . . . Looks around . . . . . None here . . . . :poof:

VEHICLE CRITERIA 1. All vehicles in Lightweight Division must remain OEM stock from the vehicle’s “B” pillar forward. External and internal aftermarket add-ons such as body kits, wings, wheels, aftermarket seats, steering wheels or any automotive related cosmetic and performance items not related to the vehicle‟s 12 volt electrical or sound system are allowed. 2. Door and kick panel build outs for speaker installations, and custom door panels for cosmetic purposes are allowed for the purpose of increasing sound quality only. Any speaker installation in a custom door or kick panel build, for the purposes of increasing SPL, is not allowed. 3. All windows in the vehicle forward of the vehicle’s “B” pillar, designed by the manufacturer must function as the manufacturer intended them to; nothing may impede their proper operation. OEM glass may not be replaced with any transparent substitute material. 4. All subwoofers and enclosures must be mounted behind the B pillar of the vehicle and no part of the enclosure or equipment can extend forward of the B pillar. 5. Vehicles equipped with OEM factory “fold down” rear seats may be folded down during testing. EQUIPMENT CRITERIA 1. Maximum square inches of total cone area allowed is 720 sq. in. (13-8” woofers, 9-10” woofers, 6-12” woofers, 4 - 15” woofers, or a combination of any size woofer equaling, but not exceeding 720 sq. in.) 2. Exterior speakers - The system must have a minimum of 100 square inches of full range speaker playing the music externally from the vehicle during competition. Coax, component, horns or pro audio speakers are allowed. Midrange/tweeter component sets are considered as one pair. 3. Exterior speakers do not have to be permanently mounted to the vehicle, but must be properly and securely mounted when competing; the speakers can be mounted anywhere in, on or around the vehicle, so long as they are able to be clearly heard outside. Exterior speakers not permanently attached to the vehicle must be properly mounted in some type of enclosure. 4. Cardboard boxes, foam molds, sitting on cushions, etc... are not considered an acceptable enclosure for exterior speakers. 5. Exterior speakers must be powered by a minimum 200 watt amplifier. It can be the same amplifier that powers the inside speakers. Source unit power (CD/MP3 player) is not acceptable as the amplifier for the external speakers. 6. There are no minimum or maximum power requirements for interior speakers or subwoofers. 7. All equipment must be commercially available and can not be modified in any way. 8. There is no limit to the amount of amplifiers a competitor may use. 9. Subwoofer walls are not allowed in this Division; any enclosure taller than 25 inches will be considered a wall. SUBWOOFER ENCLOSURE/S Enclosures must be mounted behind the vehicle‟s “B” pillar and cannot exceed 25 inches in height, including any supports or equipment attached to the enclosure. ELECTRICAL SYSTEM Maximum allowed voltage is 12.9 volts idle (engine off) or 15.5 volts (engine running). BATTERIES There is no limit to the amount of batteries allowed in Lightweight Division. Batteries can be of any size, style or shape. Modified battery “banks” are allowed. LIGHTWEIGHT DIVISION (261 to 720 sq. in - no walls) 261 to 720 sq. in. = 14 - 8s, 9 - 10s, 6 - 12s, 4 - 15 or 2 - 18 inch subwoofers

I caught what you said!!!

This is why they have packages like this, so when people like YOU try to put the sub "PEAK" power as you say, you can't come back and bitch when the sub is blown. Although I'm pretty sure judging by the way you are so focused on "PEAK" power you will find a way to blow them anyway. No, i focus on the RMS since that's the actual amount of power that the AMP puts out and the Sub can take. Max is meant for extreme lows every once in a while, not constant. I DO know the difference lol. I'm a noob, not a boob. *Slowly walks away from this conversation*

This is why they have packages like this, so when people like YOU try to put the sub "PEAK" power as you say, you can't come back and bitch when the sub is blown. Although I'm pretty sure judging by the way you are so focused on "PEAK" power you will find a way to blow them anyway.

reminds me of a wannabe scarface

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1) Plug in phone charger 2) Connect phone charger to phone 3) Jiggle the power cord 4) Please see #3

2 swords up from da ninja

thou shall not asketh ninja questions. thou shall onlyeth say okayz and movith da fack on

Man, you sigh just like a queer. Hey twinkle toes, does Team HT = Team Hairy Taints? Got your twinkle toes right here. you looking for attention? You got mine if ya want it. Have a vacy and consider this your warning. To late, ninja struck and dis bish is dead!

Man, you sigh just like a queer. Hey twinkle toes, does Team HT = Team Hairy Taints? I have had enough, thanks for coming and goodbye!

which location do you work at? I might make a ninja trip and check out your store. I can tell you I do not like the one that is on dort, miller, and saginaw. The one in Bay city is ok though.

didnt sound gay like AT all me thisnk jou hasetn a poiot

i wt say thwats in teh 20 oz

i lostes my post

to drink to sthings was she whute?

upda ted hammerd off beer and lean yeppers winisng gawt danit "

damn it makes me miss home Are they still live on da Richmond strip on Saturdays and MKL n cullen?

i hope you die a very slow death

From da ninja you got it I really hope all ends good for you!

Agree on the who cares part, but these guys aren't that loaded... To Bill Gates yes, but not to these guys. It's a sizable chunk of their yearly income. It's more like me going out and buying a new DC 12k and blowing it up. You honestly think that 350k is a sizable part of Jay-Z yearly income? If so then you are surely mistaken!!!