Audiopipe at the Austin Heatwave "New Toys"

Well guys it is that time

I have some power to play with this weekend

Goin for my new high score

My new toys for Austin Heatwave:

Best of luck dude.

See ya there

Nice lookin amps.

They do look sexy...GL

Thanks guys!

where do we get info on these?

For genric info, audiopipe.com

For real world test results give me till after this weekend

Looks like the size of a Memphis 4KW

The amps are 30 plus inches

so is my cauck!

charlesestes wrote:

so is my cauck!

OO LLLAAWWWDDD.........

Johncarr wrote:

For genric info, audiopipe.com

For real world test results give me till after this weekend

So you are the test guinea pig. JK.

Good luck John.

I am Kumar!!

I tried a small setup, now I'm trying a big setup

I am concerned about SB5 class! I think a rule for our safety should be address about the front windshield's of anyone going over 158/159db or 160+db in 30 second runs that shatter front windshields. This can be very fun to watch but runs real risks for everyone around. For safety we should be allowed to run a thin piece of Plexiglass(1/2"~3/4") for the front window only, no other mods allowed. This would cut down on blowing out the windshield on the SB5 rides and would allow more money to focused to having fun and not replacing windows. This would not make the it any louder for score but would be much safer for anyone inside or out. This is safety issue that am worried about

I would like to turn it up full tilt everytime someone sits in it, not just once or twice at regionals or finals

Being my luck I would not even crack mine

you seriously don't think plexi would make it any louder?

Johncarr wrote:

I am Kumar!!

I tried a small setup, now I'm trying a big setup

I am concerned about SB5 class! I think a rule for our safety should be address about the front windshield's of anyone going over 158/159db or 160+db in 30 second runs that shatter front windshields. This can be very fun to watch but runs real risks for everyone around. For safety we should be allowed to run a thin piece of Plexiglass(1/2"~3/4") for the front window only, no other mods allowed. This would cut down on blowing out the windshield on the SB5 rides and would allow more money to focused to having fun and not replacing windows. This would not make the it any louder for score but would be much safer for anyone inside or out. This is safety issue that am worried about

I would like to turn it up full tilt everytime someone sits in it, not just once or twice at regionals or finals

Being my luck I would not even crack mine

You can run plexi. You can run a fullfledged Supermod if you want. Kind of takes away from the driven groundpounder intent though...

Navi wrote:

you seriously don't think plexi would make it any louder?

One piece of thin plexi for a windshield, what do you think you would gain?

A tenth, half a db or maybe a full db??

This is about safety of competitors and others. SB5 is going to be big this year! Many windshields will be lost!! You ever try driving home with a blown windshield

scoupen wrote:

Johncarr wrote:

I am Kumar!!

I tried a small setup, now I'm trying a big setup

I am concerned about SB5 class! I think a rule for our safety should be address about the front windshield's of anyone going over 158/159db or 160+db in 30 second runs that shatter front windshields. This can be very fun to watch but runs real risks for everyone around. For safety we should be allowed to run a thin piece of Plexiglass(1/2"~3/4") for the front window only, no other mods allowed. This would cut down on blowing out the windshield on the SB5 rides and would allow more money to focused to having fun and not replacing windows. This would not make the it any louder for score but would be much safer for anyone inside or out. This is safety issue that am worried about

I would like to turn it up full tilt everytime someone sits in it, not just once or twice at regionals or finals

Being my luck I would not even crack mine

You can run plexi. You can run a fullfledged Supermod if you want. Kind of takes away from the driven groundpounder intent though...

Is this true?????????????


Is it in the rules????????

I am not talking running a fullfledged supermod but just a single mod for the front window to be a thin plexi, not inches thick

read the rules closly

The rules are left loose to facilitate creativity. Having said the there must be some limits.

Modding the windshield or vehicle glass would be a serious deviation from the intent of the class and division.

I guess we can always keep it turned down, just enough for the win and not to break the windshield.

Maybe just go full tilt at finals and such.

Maybe next year we could have a SB6 class

full tilt at finals for the first time lol you wanna lose that way gpo ahead full titlt is at home on your meter to see whats happens then you can repair and adjust what you need to so you can be able to go full tilt at finals man

I am sure I will lose most windows at home testing and having fun than losing them at events

John you better hope charles doesn't see that post he will call you a @@#$^%^$%^,lol about 165 unless your glass is weak,because I watched Charles do it in Padre

Streetbeat is very bad on windshields

It is going to be a very expensive year for me in this class. There is a local wrecking yard with about dozen used windows without cracks. I was thinking about getting me about 6 or so.

if you are worried about spraying people with glass why not just keep everyone out from in front of it........

Navi wrote:

if you are worried about spraying people with glass why not just keep everyone out from in front of it........

It seems everyone is nuts and love to see them spider

Worried

Spider windows, yes


Spray ppl with glass I doubt I would be sooo lucky

You haven't even built this van and your talking about breaking windsheilds, maybe putting cart before the horse??????????????? I'm just saying you mite build it then talk #$&#$%^#$&%$#

His van has been built for over a year.......

It would be lame if I couldn't break my window with 27kw of power