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Now is an odd time for one of us computer nerds to design something for JMac... :P

I thought I was the only one around here with one of those cars. Unless my measurements are wrong, that big of a sub will be a tight fit. Plus, you will need to deaden the hell out of the trunk and door panels. You know those Ford plastic connectors? My crappy 10's cause those things to fall...

A "Ricer" would be an asian import car, typically Honda, with a loud muffler, flashy lights on the interior or underside, blue-ish headlights, and excessive plastic fenders.

I use peel and seal and my car is regularly exposed to 100+ degree heat, reaching up to 140 degrees inside. That stuff does not budge or curl up. Engine compartment (firewall exterior, underside of hood, etc) would be a different deal though, definitely use SS there!!!

HD near me was a bust also... Lowes had the right stuff though

It's "Little Wonder" there aren't any bids on it!

Aside from all the subwoofer stuff, I've heard some newer stuff and the recording is poopy for bass response. I'm no pro, but I did record a few songs for a band on professional equipment, so when I hear some of these new albums, i can tell you that stuff is missing! IE: If your metal...

I'd wait to upgrade from stock speakers before implementing anything permanent... right now, I'd just paint the wood, seal it nicer, and call it a day.

She was out with her "mom" Interesting to see how "frames per second" and hz "cycles per second" relate!

MDF ring: Couple ways to do this... two rings of half inch mdf. Make one the size of 6x9 and put screw holes in it (plus gasket) and then another ring, slightly larger, to get the speaker flush. Glue/screw them together and then fleece. OR Make one ring out of 3/4 mdf. Simplest, surest...

ANeonRider has it right on the money. Set it to High Pass. Then set the crossover frequency to just about where your subwoofers are crossed-over. IE: Subs lowpassed @ 85hz then highpass mids/highs @ around 80hz Then play with that measurement +/- 10 or so hz to get it to blend correctly with...

ROFL! I should do that with my crappy bandpass...

Two ways: Put in a fuse rated the same as the fuse on the amp. OR Put in a fuse based on what the wire can handle. I'd recommend the wire route. http://www.the12volt.com/info/recwirsz.asp

I'd go the kozzmozmo route and replace the rear two seats with a subwoofer box, amp rack, 6x9 or 6.5 pods, etc etc

Yes... you will have to replace all of your valves, maybe the rocker arms, and the heads. This will allow for the extra fuel/air intake. "Overhaul" or "Big Bore" kits should come with all the needed parts (except maybe the heads). 4 valves or perhaps 2 oversized valves would be best. Keep in...