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Kian

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  1. Kian

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    I only used it for jungle juice.
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  3. Finish college. my friends dad is a senior network administration and he makes around 70k year. his oldest son is doing the same profession but finished college and started right off making 87K year once he becomes a senior, est. 120k year. in today's economy, you almost gotta go to college.
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  5. The Phil colons mix is, nice. keep up the awesome work
  6. when i read the last post saying anytime i thought you meant waiting for the connection anytime now.. my bad.
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  8. thats to wire a relay. i had the same problem with my voltage regulator
  9. Material list: Automotive SPDT relay switch (Radio Shack) http://www.stevemeadedesigns.com/board/ind...showtopic=22495 12 AWG wire (You will be rewiring almost everything and upgrade from the 16 AWG) Butt connectors (For the bottom of your relay switch you will need 4 of them) Step 1. Get a accessory line from your head unit. run it to your relay switch #86 Step 2. Ground your relay. #85 to the ground or chassis of your car. Step 3. Run a constant 12 Volts to the relay #87. (Straight from your battery) Step 4. From the relay #30 run a wire from this to your voltage controller. (Don't plug in anything yet, just make sure it is long enough) Step 5. On your voltage controller there should be a yellow 16 Gauge wire. (If not yellow then the wire to your left, where the dial is) Remove that wire. Now with the new wire you ran to your Voltage controller #30 run that where the yellow wire is (Or the color of the wire that was in the left side) Step 6. Leave the middle wire alone. It should be black. Step 7. Where the plug is at your alternator there should be a yellow wire with a white stripe, cut that leave about 4 inches from the alt plug. Step 8. Run a new wire from your voltage controller to the cut yellow wire at the plug. Solder it or crimp it. Now on the right of the voltage controller there should be a blue wire, disconnect it. and screw down the wire you just ran to the plug to the voltage controller. When you turn your car on and your head unit turns on, you should hear a click and then the alt will turn on. Please tell me how you made out, or if you need any help let me know. kian
  10. We all heard yesterday what you did. sorry to hear that.are you getting them fixed?
  11. yea. i was like WTF are you talking about. i wish i could change my youtube name also.
  12. Insane Clown Posse - Haunted Bumps. I saw a thread earlier and i had to have that song.
  13. That one coil prob saw 3,800-4,000 watts. clean signal. no clipping. it honestly was over way to quick. you'll see another video very soon.
  14. imma try and snag one of my friends broken dust caped volfanhag. for the next bbq
  15. computer to laggy to watch the video your because im rendering the video of it coming apart now.
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