Recent content by Just_Me69

But, can't you fit 285's in the back too? Remember, they don't turn.

Try this one on for size. This was last week.

here's a purty picture http://putfile.com/pic.php?pic=main/7/21100141055.jpg&s=f10 http://putfile.com/pic.php?pic=main/7/21100265155.jpg&s=f10 This is OBO as well.

Times 2. :awais: That service advisor is retarded. Take it up with the service manager. If that doesn't work, talk to the owner and smack him around a little bit.

I have decided to sell my sub with the box. Bad boy sits flush with the back seat with a vertical front. Squeezes in between the wheel wells with enough room, I think, for the cargo cover. 'Tis made up of 3/4" MDF with an Infinity sub. I will post pics tonight. Hope to sell it this weekend...

With the driver's seat motored fully back, no amplifier that I could find will fit under the seat of a 3rd gen with power seats. I have about 1.5 inches of room under the seat motor. Of course I'm too tall to put spacers under the rear brackets. My head hits the roof as it is. stupid sunroof.

have you checked your motor mounts and exhaust hangers??

Clean the throttle body. Carbon build up is the reason for your high idle. After that, remove your idle air control motor and clean the ports on both sides of the throttle body. Good luck.

Hey mike, I was wondering if you mounted 6.5's in the rear doors. I tried this on Friday with some MDF to clear the window and had the pocket on the door panel hitting the wood. So I left them out and only run my fronts and subs on a 4 channel amp. Thanks.

told you. It's not always fuel pumps, plugs, and wires.

Has anyone thought about a locked up torque converter?? I know it's not a regular occurance, but it's just one more thing to consider.

What black bars; the ones running tight against the roof, or the luggage rack higher up??

Your battery is leaking acid, this it the only way corrosion will occur. Get a new battery. The alternator has an internal regulator. Replace it if you must. In my opinion, obtain smarter friends.

It works well. Great for dog slobber too. That was his main concern.

What I learned from the beauticians at the dealer is to use windex, a towel, and some steel wool. I used this combination on cars with tint and as long as I didn't rub too hard, nothing bad happened. I need to clean my windshield too, but I'm too lazy to do it.