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I have a buddies unwanted receiver, another's unwanted speakers and another's center speaker and sub. If I could get a 5.1 receiver I could actually use the center speaker and sub.

Mines hooked into the flat screen in the garage.

mac 'nicer sound than in the house' gyvr
 
New project

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My garage is insulated better than most peoples houses...

mac 'guy that built it was OCD' gyvr
 
Did some wheeling on the way to the airport, Ryan buried his Jeep in snow! Good thing we had another jeep with us.
 
Just my luck. Put a new radiator in xj this weekend and it's leaking out the bottom. Just what I wanted to do is replace it twice.
 
yes.
masonry bit and a regular drill.

it's gonna suck. I'd rent a hammer drill for anything larger than a 1/4".
It is totally possible depending on how many hours you want to be working on it and whether or not your drill bit has a life time no questions asked warranty :laugh:
 
Well I made up my mind...I called Clayton yesterday and told him to put the jeep back together as is and make sure there isn't any serious collateral damage to the axle and steering. I'm hoping that I can convince IRO to send a new radius arm overnight to him so I can get the jeep home. Then the IRO kit will come off...even if there is no issue with the kit (which is clearly what any company would claim about their product) I just don't trust it at this point. They said they were willing to help out in any way they could...I'm hoping at the very least they will overnight me a replacement arm so that I can get home finally and end this ordeal. Beyond that, I seriously doubt they will do anything. I sent them an email over the weekend and I'm going to try to call them once its a little later this morning.

I do have to give props to Clayton though. I know I will still be paying them some labor and for some shocks, but he has been totally cool with the plan even though it doesn't involve using his kit in the end. I will try to support them in the future if I can
 
It is totally possible depending on how many hours you want to be working on it and whether or not your drill bit has a life time no questions asked warranty :laugh:

my drill is so old it doesn't care.

the flip side to that is that it will break your wrist if the bit grabs, because it doesn't care. It also doesn't have a brake, variable speed or any of that new fancy crap.

it just makes holes and hurts your arms.
 
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