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Well, the weather gave me a chance to get started on the tear down of my baby. :twisted:
I had more pics but I screwed them up so they will be loaded tomorrow. I found out that I have a rear ac, which will come in handy during the summer. Now its time to add a few goodies I've gotten just for her! maybe a few more of these just to be safe. and I can't forget these guys step down module
The GOAL! OR BETTER! :twisted:
Now that I have an AMERICAN VAN, which side is best for the subs to be on? :dunno:
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subs on the passenger side port on the driver side
always in every car (AFAIK)
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quote:Originally posted by AudioAnonymous: Mine does that and then some with two batteries. Wanna buy it? lol
It would be nice but, for me personally, it would be a hollow victory. I like knowing that I can build something with the help from my teammates and friends and win. It like trying to say I painted a picaso, I may fool some newbies, but some one will catch me sooner or later.
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quote:Originally posted by AudioAnonymous: Mine does that and then some with two batteries. Wanna buy it? lol
It would be nice but, for me personally, it would be a hollow victory. I like knowing that I can build something with the help from my teammates and friends and win. It like trying to say I painted a picaso, I may fool some newbies, but some one will catch me sooner or later. :(
I know someone who should read this. Ah, not important. Gavin, I admire your integrity. Best of luck on the van.
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Since this is a American van, and your in Japan which is right hand drive, which side will the meter go on?
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got a little more done today. she went from this to this. just before the rain gotta get the doors and roof tomorrow.
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wow a Japan competitor with an Astro van? All I know is I've seen American cars go in to Japan and come out tweaked to perfection. I'm sure you are going to be teaching us a thing or two. I look forward to watching this thread develope. As well as take notes hahahaha LOL.
quote:Originally posted by AudioXtremes: Is that a common vehicle over there? Kinda big isn't it?
Sorry for the late reply, astro's are not common here, they are to big for some streets and roads over here. but there are a few of them rolling around. as for GAS FORGETABOUTIT!! $150.00 for a full tank! and that regular not high octain!
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quote:Originally posted by Team Bassick - Kimo: wow a Japan competitor with an Astro van? All I know is I've seen American cars go in to Japan and come out tweaked to perfection. I'm sure you are going to be teaching us a thing or two. I look forward to watching this thread develope. As well as take notes hahahaha LOL.
Kimo, I'm American but I just live here (for the last 15 or 16 years!LOL). As for the tweaked out cars.. you name it, they do it here! some are nice and some look like crap. take as many notes as possible. its all about learning!
Lesson 1: if your gonna use magic mate 400, be prepared for some long hours intstalling it! between doing the roof and laying a second layer on the doors, I'm looking at 2 or 3 days worth of work!
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Well, I got the front part almost done, I just stuck a some MM 400 in the front area. before after and no, I didn't heat it up yet! that's tomorrow's job! I also pulled the cargo area's roof how much of this area gets Sound deader? or does it???
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I've never used MM400, why does it take several days to do?
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