New England B.S. Thread

I contacted crutchfield this am for opinions on speakers. I filled out their questionaire with my preferance and music style and listening style. Curious to see what comes back

 

Make sure you lift the wheel off the ground. I used the long end, jusy make sure you dont pull the flat section as it will bend.

 

So yours will still be a driver I'm assuming? If I ever actually go through with it, I'll go taller than 33's. I'd love to have a dedicated trail rig with something like tractor tires (cause good luck puncturing those suckers and talk about off road grip) but all wishful thinking at this point...

Let me know what they say. I think you and I have similar music interests. I won't mess with my stereo for a while, but I'm curious to see what they recommend.

 

Why not some 35"s ?

 

Yes I am still bitching about my demo. I was surprised to find a nice copper pan under the stall shower. The only issue was they screwed thru it Why would you take the time and $$ to istall a copper floor pan and then screw thru it

 

I know. Got it done. Thanks

 

Will do

 

Nice... put in something nice and waterproof, then poke holes in it I really wonder goes through the minds of some residential contractors.

 

Hey Billy, I am curious to see what they say also. Before you buy, I would shop around a little. Usually sonicelectronix or Amazon has better deals than crutchfield.

 

Ya we never used this shower unless her family is up. All the tile work was just on sheetrock no cement board. They were hoping the grout was waterproof I guess. All the wood that was used to frame out from the foundation wall was pine. I have to bust up the floor for the french drain work to be continued as well as relocated the shower drain. Once that is done I will cement paint the floor and walls to help cut down on moisture. Then the walls will be PT for the sill plate

 

Cool thanks for the heads up Tim. I will post up what they come back with

 

Schluter systems FTW. Thats what we used for a few custom showers my buddy and i did on the side, its awesome stuff. Never have to worry about leaks or moisture

 

What the he!! with this New England weather....finished washing it and pulling out tools to begin my "bumper" work and in rolls cloud cover pushed by that dam howling wind....

More incentive to light my a$$ up and find a "weekend" Shop...

 

I haven't heard of it. It must be well out of my reach.

 

We are goin with a Sterling shower unit. Comes with the pan and drain as well as the walls and glass door

 

Nice, quick and easy. the stuff i am talking about is used for custom tile showers, basically its a membrane but there is alot of other components to it, looks like this

 

Looks good

 

Seth I have your shovel

 

O ya. I was looking for out yesterday

 

14 bolt 35" keep it as low as possible . You sure you want to go with a 44 ?