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Mustangs Coast to Coast
12/13/11, 11:49 PM
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Does anybody else think that the newer mustangs just don't sound right? Not that they sound bad but just not like a proper mustang. There is no other car that you can pick out a couple blocks away like a fox body 5.0. Sn95 and new edges sound really similar. 2005+ just not the same.
12/14/11, 05:35 AM
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earlier this year while i was jogging i thought i heard a diesel truck coming up behind me .. it went thru a bunch of gears and i got ready for a blast of wind as it approached me but to my surprise it was a dodge viper .. those things sound awful .. just like the new camaros .. hate them too ..
12/14/11, 06:19 AM
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12/14/11, 06:20 AM
Originally Posted by HOSS429
earlier this year while i was jogging i thought
12/14/11, 07:58 AM
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Does anybody else think that the newer mustangs just don't sound right? Not that they sound bad but just not like a proper mustang. There is no other car that you can pick out a couple blocks away like a fox body 5.0. Sn95 and new edges sound really similar. 2005+ just not the same.
12/14/11, 08:41 AM
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12/14/11, 09:19 AM
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The old 5.0 is so distinct and sounds so incredible.
The wife took the Notch the other day while I was outside working on Christmas lights and the wonderful sound of the 5.0 driving away was music to my ears. But I could hear the car coming down the street and knew exactly what it was without even looking.
With the exception of a big block, I don't know how it could sound any better. It does have Flowmasters on it though, but still has the cats.
The wife took the Notch the other day while I was outside working on Christmas lights and the wonderful sound of the 5.0 driving away was music to my ears. But I could hear the car coming down the street and knew exactly what it was without even looking.
With the exception of a big block, I don't know how it could sound any better. It does have Flowmasters on it though, but still has the cats.
12/14/11, 11:35 AM
Originally Posted by lalayla
Nice watch Al 
and cobra. 
I am upgrading my phone for Xmas. This one is kinda sorta cracked.
and cobra. I am upgrading my phone for Xmas. This one is kinda sorta cracked.
12/14/11, 11:37 AM
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Originally Posted by phiggs54
You must have an iPhone4. I cracked my display the first week I had it.
12/14/11, 11:44 AM
A Man Just Needs Some....
Originally Posted by 2k7gtcs
The old 5.0 is so distinct and sounds so incredible.
The wife took the Notch the other day while I was outside working on Christmas lights and the wonderful sound of the 5.0 driving away was music to my ears. But I could hear the car coming down the street and knew exactly what it was without even looking.
With the exception of a big block, I don't know how it could sound any better. It does have Flowmasters on it though, but still has the cats.
The wife took the Notch the other day while I was outside working on Christmas lights and the wonderful sound of the 5.0 driving away was music to my ears. But I could hear the car coming down the street and knew exactly what it was without even looking.
With the exception of a big block, I don't know how it could sound any better. It does have Flowmasters on it though, but still has the cats.
12/14/11, 11:54 AM
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I get to pick my kid up at the airport Friday morning.....he's been gone for almost 8 weeks already. 
12/14/11, 12:39 PM
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Originally Posted by 08GTCandyApple
I get to pick my kid up at the airport Friday morning.....he's been gone for almost 8 weeks already.
12/14/11, 12:56 PM
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I knew a guy who was an insulation contractor and he used marine plywood for the bathroom underfloor in the event of any future leaks or condensation. What do you think about that? Overkill?
Also, when electricians use knockouts in BCI I joists, is it ok to run several wires (3-4) through that 1" knockout? And is it ok to run a 220 dryer wire in the same one as 110 wires? (Don't know if there's heat buildup where they contact.)
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12/14/11, 01:20 PM
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Charlie,
Running several 110s through the same hole is not a problem. Here is a pic of the wires running to one of my sub panels. The black is the 220 feed and the yellow is the romex.
The same goes for the 220 and 110 together. BCI isn't bad to use a different hole but in studs it's best to minimize the holes to retain the strength in the stud or plate I think.
As far as the marine plywood it's a thought. Personally if it were a bad leak like from a toilet or sewer line where you run the risk of fecal matter in a leak I would want to rip it all out anyway.
We don't have a lot of plywood subfloors because we build on concrete slab on grade foundations and 95% of those are single story.
Running several 110s through the same hole is not a problem. Here is a pic of the wires running to one of my sub panels. The black is the 220 feed and the yellow is the romex.
The same goes for the 220 and 110 together. BCI isn't bad to use a different hole but in studs it's best to minimize the holes to retain the strength in the stud or plate I think.
As far as the marine plywood it's a thought. Personally if it were a bad leak like from a toilet or sewer line where you run the risk of fecal matter in a leak I would want to rip it all out anyway.
We don't have a lot of plywood subfloors because we build on concrete slab on grade foundations and 95% of those are single story.
12/14/11, 01:30 PM
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Thanks!
I'm trying to do as much under floor prep as I can - marking knockouts and some plumbing and wiring and insul - before I put the lid on. It will be easier that way rather than having to start at square 1 from underneath.
I'm trying to do as much under floor prep as I can - marking knockouts and some plumbing and wiring and insul - before I put the lid on. It will be easier that way rather than having to start at square 1 from underneath.