I was just excited to finally be able to drive it again.The_Roadie said:I love smartphone auto-correct. Tell Ann she better do a good assignment.
From his build thread.Fire06 said:Looking good. I am assuming there is a amp and head unit to go with the speakers
ghenny440 said:[emoji16]well thank you may03lt, and shadow, with the addition of a JBL GTO 3ez this is how the seperation is happening, im goin activewith the amps for now later there will be a rockford 360.3 processor added, but here it goes
The top row left to right is a gto 804, it will be on the front doors, the front channels are running the 6" midrange and tweeter, the back channels are on the 8" midbass... Themiddle amp is a gto 504, this is actually bridged on the back doors for the 6" midrange, then the amp thats GOING to the left is a gto 3ez this is a 3 channel amp a 2 channel with a 500 watt monoblock, the front 2 channels are on my jbl 3" in the dash and the monoblock is gonna power the P3 shallow 10's in the front doors & the p3 shallow 8's in the rear doors, all of which are dual 4's so final impedence is 2 ohm on the monoblock side, now the bottom row is a set of gto 1001's one on each sub at 2 ohms, the power series jbl's are temporary, i am going with rockford T1 12's
Nice rack.ghenny440 said:Indeed there is[emoji16] the head unit is a kenwood ddx 790ImageUploadedByTapatalk1401409817.802981.jpg
It deff is a book carlton[emoji12]
You better get hip to only putting in a quarter of a tank at a time, since it's not your DD!!Boricua SS said:Taking the beaSSt out for her wkly fun. Gas prices just went up to $4.19 a gallon putting me at $4.39 since the beaSSt takes 93 octane and I have to fill her up since she's on empty
Unfortunately the wiper arms did not play well. I tried to wiggle, pull, and pry. Would not budge. I assumed Auto Zone or Advanced Auto would have a battery terminal puller, but no. I ended up ordering one from Amazon. Maybe I will get to this week after next.Blckshdw said:Hopefully yours play nicer than mine, and you don't need a slide hammer to get the arms off. That was a PIA!
dmanns67 said:Unfortunately the wiper arms did not play well. I tried to wiggle, pull, and pry. Would not budge. I assumed Auto Zone or Advanced Auto would have a battery terminal puller, but no. I ended up ordering one from Amazon. Maybe I will get to this week after next.
Rear step pad came out nice with four coats of plasti dip on it though.
I bought a cheap battery terminal puller online, and my wiper arms broke it!! Hopefully the one you get will be good enough to get the job done.yodaddy4200 said:I used a pair of 90 degree pliers to pry mine off. They were a bitch tho.
I read a lot of reviews and 90% of the views for the terminal puller was people using them to remove wiper arms on a variety of vehicles. I did come across a wiper blade puller tool, but it had horrible reviews. Last six reviews said the tool broke on first use. I hope the one I bought will at least last for two uses.Blckshdw said:I bought a cheap battery terminal puller online, and my wiper arms broke it!! Hopefully the one you get will be good enough to get the job done.
How many times you plan on painting them? Make it one and done.dmanns67 said:I read a lot of reviews and 90% of the views for the terminal puller was people using them to remove wiper arms on a variety of vehicles. I did come across a wiper blade puller tool, but it had horrible reviews. Last six reviews said the tool broke on first use. I hope the one I bought will at least last for two uses.
This is the one I picked up, http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000I14RY6/ref=oh_details_o00_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
One time is the plan my friend. Four or five coats of paint and six coats of clear. This issue has been time and now that I did have the time, the wiper arms were a PITA and of course I did not have the tool I needed to get them off. Hopefully I can paint them during my vacation after we get back from Omaha, Nebraska.Playsinsnow said:How many times you plan on painting them? Make it one and done.
Might as well spray your wiper cowl while you've got them off.dmanns67 said:One time is the plan my friend. Four or five coats of paint and six coats of clear. This issue has been time and now that I did have the time, the wiper arms were a PITA and of course I did not have the tool I needed to get them off. Hopefully I can paint them during my vacation after we get back from Omaha, Nebraska.
If it was not for the paint fading and coming off then I would leave them alone. The driver's side wiper arm on the back side (facing the driver) is down to bare metal and stares me in the face. I am a little OCD and everything has to be perfect.
Needless to say, I had to order some new plastic wiper arm bolt covers, Mine were not so easy to pop off and got damaged. Those are on the way along with my driver's seat trim piece which has a couple broken tabs,