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If you’re in a crazy dusty area I’d go dry…but if it’s a pavement princess oiled is just fine.

Instant on is super easy to pick up with a detector. I see the quick blips that go away all the time. Unless you’re the only car on the road it’s just as easy to detect as a cop running radar all the time. Laser is the only real threat.

But I don’t like that saggy net.

I’d settle for one behind the 3rd row.

I’m north…Kingwood.

Me and Tyler with Lethal keep talking about this…it’s just been too damn hot.

The boredom project continues. Everything test fit with stainless cap screws and female threaded rubber feet for the base. Once my bigger Anderson plugs and 4 gauge wiring get here I’ll shorten the wires up and mount a plug to the base as shown. And I had to get a carry bag for my extension...

The way I understand it…and I could have read it wrong…is that it doesn’t “leak” boost but pulls a vacuum instead. I just glanced at what I was reading though. Here’s the link...

The bottle was effectively empty. lol I could barely hear any gas flowing but it got me through this little project. If it was something that needed to be pretty I would have called for a new bottle.

That hose isn’t a leak in and of itself and that’s not what the guy meant in the video. He thought it was leaking boost pressure from the intercooler back into the turbo inlet. He is incorrect in that assumption.

Working on my power supply base…need to weld aluminum and of course the argon bottle is basically empty. So…today I was a grinder more than I was a welder. lol

I asked on our FB group and Adam posted this:

It goes from the IC to the driver side tube to the turbo. It is an odd hose…now that I think about it.

Whichever detector you decide on you should also be running Waze in tandem. It’s a must have if you drive fast. I drive faster than most…it’s saved me as many times as a detector has.

My Escort Max360 is my favorite detector to date. I won’t try to upsell you on one but it’s worth looking at the features it has…it’s about double your budget though.

Since it’s technically part of the audio portion of the show… I had a buddy with a waterjet cut me out a base and display mounting bracket from 3/16” 6061 aluminum today. I’ll anneal and bend the bracket to mount it all up. It’ll sit on rubber feet also. Didn’t wanna just throw around a rather...

By ear. Each Org has their own judging tracks they use. We all have them also so we can listen for what they’re listening for also to prep. You can enter a separate class for install if you want but I never have. EMMA requires a build log book for full points…I’m pretty lazy when it comes to that.

IASCA is International Auto Sound Challenge Association. MECA is Mobile Electronics Competition Association EMMA is European Mobile Media Association MASQ is Mobile Audio Sound Quality Judging is similar with small differences between them, mostly in what they think is most important and how...

Definitely the only ST. Points were pretty close but they always are at this level. The things I need to address have been underway just didn’t have enough time to wrap everything up so I left it alone. I’ll be ready for Finals in Missouri in October though. I started late and only have enough...

Both supposedly within 2 weeks. Lethal is waiting on their shipment and the diff braces are stuck at the anodizer…that’s what I’m hearing.