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Project: Dream

Posted by ash on Tuesday, October 21st, 2008

I had a dream. To turn my ride (1999 Subaru Impreza WRX) into the best show/perforamce car around these parts. So here is my base model This is similar to the Dream: Technicals: Engine: EJ25T Engine Accessories: Haltech E11 ECU3.5in High-flow stainless steel turbo back exhaust systemXForce muffler Wheels Mulholland 5 20x9in on NExen [...]

aris

Posted by ash on Thursday, October 16th, 2008

This is a picture of Aris
Aris has a top speed of ~5km/hr which is very slow in modern wallpaper image terms. Aris’s.

Nah, in all seriousness? Aris is pretty cool, just wanted to see if we could get Aris ranking in google images. So lets see hey?

My Ride

Posted by ash on Wednesday, October 15th, 2008

The Subaru Impreza WRX may look just like a mild-mannered Impreza with a body kit and pretty alloy wheels, but make no mistake, this is a genuine sports car in the way it drives and performs, and is more than a match for many sports cars that cost more than twice as much. The description [...]

Choosing the Perfect Subwoofer For Your Car

Posted by ash on Thursday, October 16th, 2008

By Austin Poepin

Subwoofers play an important role in car stereo systems. Most people don’t consider a car stereo system to be complete without a perfect subwoofer. A subwoofer is used to reproduce the lowest frequencies of the sound. Subwoofers can sometimes be large, and have to be installed either in the trunk or the back seat.

Some subwoofers are more powerful and active than others. Visually, you can tell the distinguish an active subwoofer from a passive one by looking to see if it comes with a plug. Active, powered subwoofers have to be plugged up. Subwoofers can be used for a variety of reasons including: infinite baffle, bandpass types, acoustic suspension, and bass reflex. They are useful for providing the main loudspeakers with playback of high-level, low bass frequencies.

Subwoofers also come in different sizes. Some can be as small as 8″ in diameter and some can be around 60″ in diameter. You should buy a subwoofer that is similar in size to the rest of your car audio equipment; ask stereo dealers for their recommendations. They will also inform you of the differences between a basic subwoofer and one that is already installed in a box. Some powered subs come combined with amplifers and woofers in their enclosures.

A car audio subwoofer can be a perfect compliment to your car’s stereo system. Ask an expert to find out which type of subwoofer would most likely be in synch with the rest of your car’s audio equipment. You can also pick out a subwoofer that will compliment your car’s color and style. If you have a brand new sports car, for instance, you wouldn’t want to go around with an old fashioned subwoofer. Make sure you choose a subwoofer that compliments your car’s overall appearance. There are so many types of subwoofers to choose from, and you need to make sure you choose the best for your car.

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