Drag racing and the Shaker 1000
3/5/07, 09:12 PM
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Drag racing and the Shaker 1000
I gutted my trunk to lower my weight at a local test n tune. I did not however remove my stock subs as I did not have the time so I rolled with the extra weight to the track.
To my suprise... the Bass was MUCH TIGHTER with the liner, spare and jack removed. I plan on putting together a roadside kit including plugs, fix a flat and the associated tools. (kinda like the Saleen Kit)
Anyone else notice the difference in their Shaker System with the trunk gutted?
To my suprise... the Bass was MUCH TIGHTER with the liner, spare and jack removed. I plan on putting together a roadside kit including plugs, fix a flat and the associated tools. (kinda like the Saleen Kit)
Anyone else notice the difference in their Shaker System with the trunk gutted?
3/6/07, 07:57 PM
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Yes I have noticed a difference with a "gutted" trunk. Eventually I'm having it upholstered to clean it up for cargo management and to reduce rattles and road noise. The shaker 1000 really does pump out a lot of bass
-Dan
-Dan
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