its the german word for the highway which is pretty much like a main artery running through germany.
german word for road - bahn, but the autobahn is germany's main interstate.
ah. well itll almost always happen when the car is off. if i step on the brakes even while the car is running, i can see the headlights dim. never happens because of the music though.
foto, thats the exact one. what kind of cone material is that?
ROLF (yes, rolf.), ttl. im sitting here patiently, but my nipples are so hard they could cut glass.
a bootie? for which one, the left or the right? lol
either a capacitor or an alternator. if your lights dim and youve already got a heavy sub setup, then you'll need a capacitor. ive got two 10" audiobahns with an 800w amp and my lights are fine. i only see a flicker on the voltmeter during a heavy hit. if you're just running stock dimension...
dont worry about being new, i was last year around this time. you definitely learn a lot from these forums, and it can't hurt to ask.
so welcome to SM. and here's another idea, why not check for a brand logo on the magnet of the speaker?
nah, im not quite sure what the context is, but usually when you heat a nut or a stud, you're trying to make it expand slightly to make it easier to remove. therefore, you try not to heat the stud that the nut is on, both would expand and you'd probably be in the same place you were. again...
makes sense, can you describe to me what they were doing when they stiffened up the chassis with some sort of spray something-or-other in SpoCom's gran turismo 4 builds?
annoyingrob ALMOST had it. id paint everything gunmetal or black, but paint the lug holes and anything below the surface of the wheel red (holes and indentations and such).
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