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you just keep on fillin up the terminal with solder until it is at the top like that, then it just kinda pools up and cools/hardens like that...takes awhile to perfect (which i still havent done) because the heat needs to be just right...no flux

i'm not sure if he has called him yet, i know he said he was going to, but dont know if he has yet...

here is the torch i use...got it from home depot then slap the ring terminal and wire in a vice, heat the wire to where it is hot enought to melt the solder, then fill that bad boy up with solder...and you got this...

glad i could help..lol. port displacement is wierd...maybe we should start another post addressing this issue.

to my knowledge.... to find your port area, it is simply the height*width of the port opening (or pi*r^2 for round ports). the other question, as i interpret it, is about port displacement. this is fuzzy even for me, because i have heard a couple of different answers from many, many people. Answer 1: the blue+pink area volume (l*w*d/1728) is the port displacement to be accounted for. Answer 2: the pieces of wood you actually use to make the port account for port displacement..say the long part of the "L" of the port is 20" and the short part of the "L" of the port is 5". take the wood thickness (typically 3/4") and use that number as width, then plug into the formula...so w*l*d/1728 or .75*l*d/1728...remember this method the measurements are the measurements of the actual wood used to make the port. As far as which of the 2 methods is corret to find port displacement, i am still not 100% sure, but from what i gather from what others are doing...i think answer 1 is more accurate... hope that helps...probably only made it more confusing...lol p.s. i love smd too..lol

if you use a slot port u can use the same formula to figure out how many cubes it will displace, if that is what you are asking

1992 Honda Accord LX Interested in what is available in terms of air ride for this vehicle and what it might run me, not including installation. Doesn't have to be anything fancy, i just mainly want it to hold up some serious weight in the trunk from the system, but obviously wouldnt mind slammin to the ground every once in awhile. thanks for the help guys

^^^u suck! we are lucky if we get a high of 56 right now...then when winter actually rolls around we dont even get out of freezing on some days :'(

cold here...i went to the louisville/wvu game last night and if was f'in freezing...got down to like 28, but who cares cause the ville came out on top...winter FTL

a steve meade clothing line, im in...look out diddy..lol

yea...didnt see the smartassness?? i agree with emperor on giving that a shot for starters.

but with all the ish he has got going on, and with the possiblities that could arise from it...he is a busy, busy man...if he had more time on his hands i can only imagine what would happen

...if there were only 36 hours in a day...

yea, that '02 pickup is just plain sick, fockin awesome work you guys do. mad props mang.... :^

i believe he is hinting to knock it off with the caps lock

if you're talkin to me megalo, think i got it at home depot...its been awhile since i bought it

:^ just think what would happen if you opened a shop???? (hint:hint)

appreciate it man...i'll probably give him a call sometime this week

it's gas...tows mainly his boat around all summer long, not sure of the weight (think it is 4,000lbs-6,000lbs)...it is a 20foot fiberglass boat though..so it aint light, i will tell my buddy to give him a call anyways though...thanks fellas :^

a buddy of mine is about to run out of the warranty for his tranny and thinks the torque converter might be on its way out, so he wants to try and get a new one soon. he was just wondering if anyone knew some place cheap to buy one at? it is a dodge ram, 5.9l...he does a lot of towing...looking for a billet torque converter....any help is appreciated....thanks :^

just let us know when you need some more $$$ and im sure some of us will chip in :^

pimp...as always :^

x3...welcome o wise one

i love my SE's...sound damn good on teh lows. sweet installs man :^

debt :'( :^ (not too much though ;D)