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http://homepage.ntlworld.com/jonathan.thomas4/pics/car.jpg this before the fk coilovers

<--- is the only thing i want to here on the inside:D

i was the same m8 i had a sports cat fitted because i thought a de-cat would be too loud but it is still loud as f**k

Quote: Originally posted by mcoppen on 20 May 2005 Got no complaints with my 1.6. had it for 5 months now. Is plenty quick enough. Unfortunatly on here it always gets marked as slow due to the 182/172 snobbery ;). But i certainly have no complaints. Powerful enough for the motorway, pulls past...

http://www.caraudiodirect.co.uk/product_info.php?products_id=4166&cadid=02b50ab30908eb6ac4d11c9291a5ef31JVC

http://homepage.ntlworld.com/jonathan.thomas4/pics/1070718712__DSCF0001.jpg Thats my Alpine 9815

Quote: Originally posted by BlackClio16v on 16 May 2005 ok boys dont hold back loli said i thought it was 33hz not to sure tho was a cd that they gave us went from really high to really bassyive got infinity components front and rear running off a 4ch 800w legacy amp and a mrd f350 monoblock...

et 37 triple posting and use the search *rolls eyes* [Edited by Dink on 5/20/2005 2:16:57 PM]

http://homepage.ntlworld.com/jonathan.thomas4/pics/1091280051__DS.jpg :cry: ^ maybe you could test drive them both (there aint much between the two)

cardiff west is going to be chaos. id have a go at going down the a48 instead of the a48(m) but i do know my way around cardiff with it only being 15 mins away

is there an adjustment for the brightness of the illumiation?

Quote: Originally posted by davebem on 20 May 2005the 1.4 16v and 1.6 16v engines are very similar. I think the 1.6 16V has rear disk brakes. some do some dont they were added i think in 2004 and also to models with traction control [Edited by Dink on 5/20/2005 11:46:59 AM]

Quote: Originally posted by clio__chris on 20 May 2005 a bit of proof reading needs to be done i think or am i the only one who cant understand?? its like reading welsh:p

off what clio?

Quote: Originally posted by BlackClio16v on 19 May 2005 "if it played upto 20khz, it could have easily been ur tweeters being picked up"also if it was a sweep is the reading not the max spl that the system hit in the tested range??? why do you think spl comps are using low freqs? it is...

what is making the noise in your car? because you can only pull 20a through that

http://www.maplin.co.uk/Search.aspx?doy=18m5&source=15&criteria=noise%20supressorthis http://www.maplin.co.uk/Module.aspx?ModuleNo=33172&TabID=1&source=17&WorldID=&doy=18m5or this

im sure i read a sign in cardiff renault that it was covered for something like 2 months

80Hz is normally a good place to set it and then adjust it from there

problem it there is about 4 feet of cable and the cap is about 44 inches from the tweeter

is it ok to lop off the bipolar cap that is in line with the tweeter. also any one know a good x-over point to set the hu too?

are you sure they are aux-in and not pre outs. you can get two types of fm modulators hard wired ones = slightly better than a tape transmitter type = uber pish you can get a http://www.caraudiodirect.co.uk/product_info.php?products_id=3133&cadid=3efbc77deb0991b39574386bacf4d271lead...

and where was the mic placed? as speakers are rated at 1m

Quote: Originally posted by Wee_Steve on 17 May 2005 well im afraid that even the experts who have been in the audio business for so many years have been proven wrongi myself was at this show and my car was also tested - it wasnt tested at just 33hz it was tested right throught the whole...

yeah. that is in the swing range of alpine headunits

id be happy if it got 125dB out of my two subs

http://www.gsfcarparts.com/here

Quote: Originally posted by Tom on 16 May 2005 Quote: Originally posted by carbon copy on 14 May 2005Quote: Originally posted by Clart on 14 May 2005 they are rear discs, just very small - looks f**kin mean! tints? nope, they are drums.only the RS models and dci 100 clios have rear discs.Wrong...

ill think ill try mine if you got 144

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