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little bit away from pauanui..

nah man, when they rocked you from a cassette tape, thats the sh*t.

Hopefully get in alot of motoX riding in im gonna go carve up some dirt with the misses's bro.....badass!!

it says it doesn't strip the wax on the bottle.... ive found it never has, just helps sheet the water off

that vht stuff seems to be getting a good rep for alot of the products they do now... hmm. looks good, how are the cracks / holes in the leather? very hidden?

best thing for a dirty bimmer

ive said it before and ill say it again, meguires pwns you.

oh an i have a badass misses, of coming up 8 years none the less... :pimp:

Sic my friend you need to get laid. Your obviously suffering from having too much pent up emotion, and you just need a release.Seriously, how the fcuk you became a moderator I will never know. haha lax out mate.my post was sarcastic, to the fact that i was disbelieving that a Road Code would at any point state that it was ok to go over 100km on the open road, seriously can you imagine the loop holes? not gonna happen, so i sarcastically asked you to supply said road code which had this info, so i could laugh at either a) its non existance, b ) that it was actually produced by the nz govt, or c) your handmade road code. have fun on the board and remember I TAKE THE PISS HERE LOTS, no offence intended. pm me if you have any probs

stunts pwned all. i loved it when it f**ked up and you would fly for like... eva in the f1 car badassness

First of all, buy the following : • Front Component (Split) Speakers • 4 Channel Amp • Subwoofer • (optional) Rear Coaxial Speakers Obviously installing will vary from vehicle to vehicle, but heres a few tips to help you do things right • If you're going to install your component tweeters in the A-Pillar sail etc, try facing them into the windscreen rather than right at you : this can take off some of the harshness of the sound. • If possible, try and angle the component woofers towards you • Wire your front speakers and sub off the 4ch amp : if you have rear speakers, wire them off the headunit rear speaker outputs. • ALWAYS either get a sub box professionally made or make one yourself to spec, do NOT buy off the shelf ones : they almost universally suck. • If you want Sound Quality, ask for or make a box with a total Q (Qtc) of 0.707... if you dont know how, ask here. If you want to make a ported box for Loudness, most ported subs sound reasonable tuned to about 35Hz • Always do some form of panel sound deadening : nothing ruins the music more than panel rattle. • Use Y-connectors to split the single RCA output from the Front output on the headunit to both the speaker inputs and sub inputs on the amp : this solves problems in the setup guide below. And now a quick and dirty guide to setting it all up • Turn the headunit all the way down : if you have rear speakers connected, fade the headunit all the way to the front. • Turn the gains on the amp to as low as they will go. • Turn the headunit up to 4/5ths of as high as it will go. The sound should be medium volume now. • Now slowly turn up the gain for the speakers until they JUST start to distort, and then ease off a tiny bit. Then turn the sub gain up until it either starts to distort or its at the right volume to match the front speakers, whatever comes first. • Now turn the headunit down to normal listening volume. If you have rears connected, with the music playing fade the headunit slowly to the back until you JUST hear the rear speakers come on : this way its set up for rear fill for a bit of ambience and wont stuff your soundstage. • Enjoy the music If you follow those steps you wont overly go wrong, and it gives you a good base to start to experiment... have fun

courtesy of BlackRazor of NZHondas, hes a good dude, so listen up. 1) Quality is ALWAYS better than quantity. Buy as little product as you need, at as good a quality as you can afford. 2) Wattages have nothing to do with how good something will sound. Do not base your buying decisions off watt ratings. They mean very little. 3) Dont beleive marketing hype unless they have hard facts to back it up. 4) Rear speakers are the lowest priority part of a system. Buy them last, if at all. 5) Ignore any wattage rating that doesnt have 'RMS' after it. 6) The most important part of any bass system is the sub box. Do not scrimp on it. 7) Never use the factory power and ground when wiring up a headunit, and do not twist wires to make a connection : either crimp, solder, or do both. 8 ) Always properly fuse all power wires. Cooked human is not a nice smell. 9) There will always be a cheaper deal around, but correct advice is invaluable : if you find a salesperson who gives you really good advice, support him and buy from him, he'll save you countless money in the long run. 10) Front speakers are the most important part of system. If you have to spend money anywhere, do it on these.

werd.im blacker in person.

ok the mazda crap has gone on to long, one more post not in relation to gus and his clutch / flywheel and im bringing the noise.

free sh*t rules. we pwned the whangamata spaceys with the 20c trick and then again when everything went to the dollar mission : / f**kers. ps dont wanna get fines, dont be a retard on the roads.

that pron motherload you were shipping to gus?

i think the only car that could pull that off would be a toyota corolla. white four door, yea with a little rust under the door sills and boot, with a cracked headlamp and ripped seats. badass.

I have always been under the impression (and by that I mean I read it in the road code rather than a mate of a mate who has a sister that married to some pimp who knows someone) that you are allowed to go over 100kph in the act of overtaking as long as you return to 100kph when you have passed. Obviously the normal rules apply, road is clean, weather is good, have a clear 100m to overtake and all that jazz. Passing lanes are my biggest peeve about NZ drivers. They drive all day long at 80 then hit 110 when it becomes two lanes :rambo: haha seriously are you high? get me a copy of that fantasy road code vol 3 please. the speed limit is just that, the upper most speed you are LEGALLY allowed to travel on the road. not "over the limit while passing is cool"... seriously get that road code and send it to me! cause i like to read BULLSHIT.

only pussys get demerits. i got none. never have had any either. but as dan has stated once the bikes come out its all over.. come to me my 250 2 stroke production bike... drool.

nice one gus little pricey tho, but thats what you get when you live in aux... HAHAHA

mosh girl this is the pic. and the site shows some classic photochops. my favorite 2 and the guy in the background is the best

oh man that $ necklace is bling. my hero

cause thats really on topic..dont post unless related to the sale.

on topic ladies, or pm.

meguiers is your friend