Recent content by X24

:GASP: What happened to my twin???

Oh the memories... brings a tear to my eye.

That's pretty impressive. If that's the case, then there must be some sort of buffer/delay to create seemless play when going under small bridges and trees and so on. If there is, then I would say that's whats wrong with mine. It's pretty pathetic. If this was my first sirius radio, I would...

If they only had one satellite then you would only have signal for about 6 hours a day. My guess is they are using most, if not all, of the US satellites which would mean on a clear horizon you would be listening to about 8-10 satellites. Once you get into trees you can easily knock that down...

Yeah, that used to happen to me with my starmate if I was going slow, but this new one is just pathetic. Are there any possible causes that I could somehow fix? Does anyone know how many satellites you need to have for the radio to play? I would imagine 2 or 3. If its only one then whats...

I had a Sirius Starmate Replay PNP in my truck for a while and I loved it. I recently switched to a Sirius ready HU and bought the Sirius receiver for my HU. I absolutely hate it. With my Starmate, it would be a rare occurance for me to lose signal once a day, now its a rare occurance for me...

Hey guys, long time no see. I just put my system that was in my explorer in my ram and i've got lots of problems. I had this same amp/sub/wire configuration setup in 2 explorers with no problems. Now that I put it in my ram I have all kinds of interference from RPM's, the blinker, power...

Sounds pretty cool. Post some pics or email some to me at JG24CV@hotmail.com

I read somewhere that it worked on early versions of the 5R55E so I tried it and it worked. (Early versions meaning 97 and 98)

My flowmaster got louder and deeper as time went on. Its been about 3 years and it sounds 1000X better now than it did when I first had it installed. Give it a few months and see how it sounds then.

I had one on my 5R55E and I definately noticed a difference. The more gas you give it the harder it will shift. If you grandpa it around you might not notice anything with it on, but if you floor it it should really shift hard... and if you have a V8 maybe even chirp the tires shifting to 2nd.

Titans are fast right out of the box. I test drove one and I was very impressed.

Just be careful... trying to save a few dollars on gas could wind up costing you a few hundred in fines. :eek:

Its the aerodynamic advantage you got from the hood. :p I think Al might be right, but only for that engine. I think the V8 is a different animal. With its increased torque it probably takes less fuel to chug through the wind than a V6 would. Kinda like pulling a trailer at high...

Steve drove up again and we swapped hoods. Deal went smooth and so did the swap. :thumbsup: :thumbsup: :thumbsup: