32 Eu-700's...destroyed. Now who wants some?
eep... 
Originally Posted by watcher1307
I did the same thing a while ago. Except it was ripping a 400000000 page phone book in half. 
Jeze - i had no clue they made 400 million page books - bet that takes long to read.
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Originally Posted by jwaggz82
Originally Posted by watcher1307
I did the same thing a while ago. Except it was ripping a 400000000 page phone book in half.
Jeze - i had no clue they made 400 million page books - bet that takes long to read.
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Originally Posted by mandos
Gutting the xB today and eDeading it....when I actually do things, it doesn't hurt too much 
for goodies for the xb! Hope your back feels better. Now get back to work on that XB. John
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Nope...
Girlfriends mom decided Monday she was coming down for Thanksgiving.
Of course, said girlfriend was already working this weekend.
I get to entertain her mom instead of work on my car.
Good news...glass comes right off paint w/ a power washer...I dunno how it got on the paint in the first place, but it's not there anymore and no damage.
Girlfriends mom decided Monday she was coming down for Thanksgiving.
Of course, said girlfriend was already working this weekend.
I get to entertain her mom instead of work on my car.
Good news...glass comes right off paint w/ a power washer...I dunno how it got on the paint in the first place, but it's not there anymore and no damage.
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I saw the project yesterday. It really is part of his car and is getting close to completion. He said that all he has to do is drill out a few T-nuts that got stuck and broke, then he will start putting in all the subs. I think he said something about possibly working on that today.
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Nine.2 mounted and wiring cleaned up behind passenger rear panel. Also the passenger side x-over epoxied into the stock speaker location:
Nine.1 mounted (FINALLY) behind the drivers side panel, can't be mounted the same due to the fact that the amp is longer, screws with being able to bolt it up like the Nine.2. It's actually just attached to the 1/2" MDF and then compressed behind a piece of wood that's attached to the stock rear speaker slot. Also the driver side x-over epoxied into the stock speaker slot:
Power distro is now mounted in center console. It's insanely difficult to bend wire in a 1/2" circle, get it into a block, then screw it down. Of course, it's also not perfectly centered = me ____ed. And yeah, the extra shavings are coming out. I was a bit overzealous when trying to strip the wires.
Nine.1 mounted (FINALLY) behind the drivers side panel, can't be mounted the same due to the fact that the amp is longer, screws with being able to bolt it up like the Nine.2. It's actually just attached to the 1/2" MDF and then compressed behind a piece of wood that's attached to the stock rear speaker slot. Also the driver side x-over epoxied into the stock speaker slot:
Power distro is now mounted in center console. It's insanely difficult to bend wire in a 1/2" circle, get it into a block, then screw it down. Of course, it's also not perfectly centered = me ____ed. And yeah, the extra shavings are coming out. I was a bit overzealous when trying to strip the wires.
