This may be the most cantankerous reply in the history of the forum.
Someone definitely pee'd in your Cheerios this morning.
Was going to ask him who sh!t in his Wheaties this morning but held my tong lol
Around here 10 yr olds know how to construct a sentence. That's what school is for. Write like that on a job application and see how far it gets you.
Plus, if you can't take the time to write a clear, understandable post it shows a lack of respect for the people here.
Not worrying about a stereo for now is the best suggestion here. My friends 19 yr old is pissing away money on stereo equipment for his truck while the rest of it falls apart. He can't understand the concept of priorities, and he can't spell or write for crap either.
I know fourwd1's response came off a little harsh, but think about what he is saying for a moment. View it in terms of generational differences. I have never met fourdw1 or the OP, but I am sure I fall right in the middle of him and the OP in regards to age. For some reason, we as a society are losing the ability to write and communicate with each other. I find this perplexing with the ease at which we are able to communicate these days and if you spend anytime with our wiser generations, you will learn that it is infuriating to them. IMO the problem stems from not being able to ascertain when texting is appropriate and when it is not. Hell, these days the computer or phone will do half the work for you.
When you come to these forums and ask questions, you are seeking the experience of those that have come and done before you. You are requesting that they take some time to read your post, comprehend what you are trying to communicate and respond in a way that allows you to complete your task. Doing so without punctuation and some attempt at sentence structure is disrespectful. I attempted to write what would have been the 1st response to this post 3 times and was unable to do so. Had I gone forward with my response, it probably would have come off a little harsh as well.
fourwd1 has forgotten more about these trucks than I and most on here will ever know. I have taken many notes from his responses to questions and will continue to do so. Is he a little short sometimes? Sure. In this case should he have just moved on? Probably. But lets not loose sight of what he is trying to bestow on this young mind.
Now, as far as telling the OP not to worry about the stereo. I agree that this is the OPs choice. We can advise the OP to worry about other things (although from the looks of his rig is well ahead of me), but at the end of the day it is his time and money (however it is earned/received) so once the advise is given, it is up to him.
:frusty::help: I just bought 2 6x9 speakers but I don't have room in my 1st gen Toyota 4runner. I am 14 years old and going to fix it up so it is even better then it is now and I am new to this site. I already have box speakers and some how going to put them in the back and I run 33 inch tires so the spare has to go in the back so I really don't know were to put these new speakers that I bought any help at all would be much appreciated.
SK694 4Way 700 Watt skull speakers Idk how to attach a pic so if u go on google and look up the sk694 u will see them
the box speakers I already have are about 10"&12"
I see you already made some changes to your OP. Way to step back and take the advice of those trying to help. Hopefully you got some speaker ideas here and can decide which route you want to go. The knowledge on this board is amazing, and believe it or not, they are a lot more forgiving than some of the other boards. You'll even find some life lessons every now and then. Great looking rig by the way and whether you are out there adding some stereo equipment or yanking the engine for an over-haul, keep at it. It's great to see some of the younger generation out there in the garage.
