Recent content by shookone88

Yeah I wish mine were glass also, but it's my first car, so I can't complain much

God this forum is full of ********.

Here's what I used http://www.turtlewax.com/main.taf?p=2,1,4,27 Headlight Lens Restorer Kit I'm sure there's alot of different kinds out there and they will all get the job done.

If your car/truck/suv is like mine, the headlight lenses may have glazed over during it's lifetime and may also have a yellow tint. This dims your headlights and probably makes it a little difficult to see at night. I finally got tired of it and spent $8 for a kit at AutoZone and it was well...

I really don't know the point of this thread, but my Polk db6500 comps are really harsh on the highs. Maybe my ears are sensitive, but I always have to turn my treble down to -4 to compensate for it, and this basically ruins the soundstage from my rear speakers. The bass is almost nonexistent...

I started to notice my front left components would start playing loud at low volumes on the head unit and distort/crackle when turned up. It happens randomly. Sometimes everything works fine, sometimes it starts distorting. It's like the gain is turned full blast or something. I have my Polk...

The fuse is still intact. Looks like I ruined it? EDIT: Forgot to check the fuse from the power wiring. Duh. Replaced the fuse and problem solved.

Your avatar is disturbing!

I'm using a 4-channel Alpine MRP-F240 I recently chained the amp to my car's frame after a recent break in. Tonight, I pulled my seat down to take a look at my amp and the chain touched the positive terminal on the amp and made a popping sound. Now the amp won't turn on. I'm not sure what to...

I've also used different non-standard screws and bolts and filled the heads with solder. I chained my head unit to the car by using the backstrap screw slot on the back of my Alpine, wrapping the chain around a metal bar in the frame, and locked it in with a padlock. I made the chain so short...

Looks awesome

I think I read all 17 pages and didn't even see this: Install pinhole CCD cameras into your dash or onto your rear view mirror. This way if all attempts to prevent the theft fail, at least you can identify the person and show the video to police. You can also install cheap infrared security...