giving up spare tire, should i?
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06-03-2006, 01:55 AM
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Originally Posted by machavez702
It's not like you have to throw the car away or buy a new one if you get a flat tire without a spare. Worse case scenario for me, not having a spare tire, an incident happens, I get a flat, let's just say a shredded tire. I make a call and wait for assistance. It's not the end of the world. It happens. It's a choice I made and I am ok with it. It's just not a big concern for me to have a spare tire with other options available.
#21
06-21-2006, 01:09 AM
Mine's In!
My 500/5 was installed today. Apparently, the new ones have a black finish. 
After my first listen in my car, I was thinking "WTF is the big deal with these amps?" I was honestly disappointed. Something HAD to be wrong. Right now, it is running a 10" Orion sub (and the requisite DLS components, of course), and I was thinking that it should be hitting so much harder.
Then I removed the black plastic cover and monkeyed around with the gains and crossover points. Now I'm thinking, "This is the big deal!"
Again, thanks for your help!
After my first listen in my car, I was thinking "WTF is the big deal with these amps?" I was honestly disappointed. Something HAD to be wrong. Right now, it is running a 10" Orion sub (and the requisite DLS components, of course), and I was thinking that it should be hitting so much harder.
Then I removed the black plastic cover and monkeyed around with the gains and crossover points. Now I'm thinking, "This is the big deal!"
Again, thanks for your help!
#24
06-21-2006, 11:13 AM
Originally Posted by machavez702
Glad to hear you're satisfied with the amp/sound quality. Got any pics?
I'll post some this weekend. I probably should have taken them last night when I already had the car apart.
My shop, Sound Advice in Mission Viejo, did an AMAZING job with the installation.
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06-21-2006, 04:39 PM
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You have some options:
1. Get a daily beater. Remove spare tire from G and turn it into your showcar. Done.
2. Remove spare tire. Get runflat tires for your G.
3. Remove spare tire. Rely on Infiniti Roadside Assistance OR AAA to help you during flats.
4. Leave spare tire. Use upper deck (Where the 6x9s are). Remove the 6x9s and you can mount some amps up there. This is what I did.
5. Leave spare tire. You can also mount the amps on the seatbacks like some have done.
Good Luck!
1. Get a daily beater. Remove spare tire from G and turn it into your showcar. Done.
2. Remove spare tire. Get runflat tires for your G.
3. Remove spare tire. Rely on Infiniti Roadside Assistance OR AAA to help you during flats.
4. Leave spare tire. Use upper deck (Where the 6x9s are). Remove the 6x9s and you can mount some amps up there. This is what I did.
5. Leave spare tire. You can also mount the amps on the seatbacks like some have done.
Good Luck!
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06-25-2006, 02:58 PM
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#29
07-25-2006, 07:29 AM
Here is another way to go. If you read the data sheet, it will not interfere with TPMS sensors. Same idea as Fix a Flat, but supposedly much better.
Tire Rack sells them. They could save a lot of room and weight.
http://www.conti-online.com/generato...ty/cck_en.html
Tire Rack sells them. They could save a lot of room and weight.
http://www.conti-online.com/generato...ty/cck_en.html
