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Not sure on the Cascade spray. It seems a good alternative if you are just treating small areas or areas that are difficult to reach. I've used foam weather stripping in my truck where I had panels rattling against each other. It's easy to use and easy to remove and reinstall. Using a rubber...

Cascade makes an aerosol deadener. Parts Express carries it. Rubber weatherstripping may also work with some spray adhesive. Pipe insulation is another idea.

Pipe clamps work well. Look under clamp fixtures here... http://www.adjustableclamp.com/ You buy the pipe separately and can make whatever length clamps you want. Works well for box building, cabinetry and such. Band clamps work really well for enclosures with 90 angles. Jorgensen makes...

The Velocity line from Blaupunkt is supposed to be pretty solid gear. They make some nice looking amps in that line as well.

RF T400-2 on the comps http://www.cardomain.com/item/ROCT4002 RF T1500-1bd on the subs http://www.cardomain.com/item/ROCT15001BD I have no solid reasons for picking these. I just think they are sharp and I can't afford them . No idea on the carputer. I'm sure someone here has one that can...

My advice is to scrap the idea of running two sets of components up front. Combine the money you would have spent on them and buy one really nice set for the front. One set of components with a properly matched amp is capable of getting very loud. Another idea is to go with one set of...

Russia is a major producer and exporter of oil. They are banking well on the profits and looking to regain the power they had on the world stage. The current demonstrations of military power are one way of doing that. Vladimir knows what he's doing, especially given that the main challenger...

Also remember that a 100lb+ subwoofer enclosure isn't something you want flying around in the cabin with you if you get in a wreck. Bolt that thing down.

From your description of how you have it wired currently it would show a 1 ohm load to the amp. Should be good to go.

x2 Take the cap out and see if it helps. Make sure you disconnect the ground on the battery when you change wiring around to keep things safe.

Not worth it unless you are running a 5.1 system for movies and such.

For subs, start with 80hz and then adjust from there to blend with your mids and highs. Typically, subwoofers are crossed over between 60hz and 100hz depending on what other speakers you are running.

To run a sub properly you're going to need an amplifier. Head unit power will not be enough even for a smaller sub. You can install a switch inline with the remote wire of the amp if you want to shut off the amp while still playing the rest of the system.

The glock safety is deactivated as you press the trigger, unlike the beretta which has a safety lever which must be engaged before the gun can fire. Both are effective as long as you respect and understand the function of the gun. Sigs have a different system as do 1911's. It's a matter of...