Why are the protege 5 times so slow?
September-15th-2004, 01:15 PM
#16
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Location: Maryland
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Naaah. Gotta' have da' bump in da' trunk! Balance. Decent stereo, good road manners, looking sharp. Balance.
I have seen gutted-out hondas with no interior and no power steering, a/c, etc.
I have seen over-the-top sound systems that leave NO room for cargo/vehicle use
I have seen monster wheels and skinny tires with slammed suspensions that just plain look stoopid when you hit a bump in the road...
I have seen gutted-out hondas with no interior and no power steering, a/c, etc.
I have seen over-the-top sound systems that leave NO room for cargo/vehicle use
I have seen monster wheels and skinny tires with slammed suspensions that just plain look stoopid when you hit a bump in the road...
September-17th-2004, 11:09 AM
#17
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Join Date: Feb 2004
Location: NLR, AR
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Originally Posted by juddz
The hefty weight of a speaker box is one of the biggest reasons that I have been content to live with the stock sound system. I think if I were to put in a sub, it would be a SAS Bazooka or something of that nature.
It's not a home built box, it was custom made by a stereo shop. The car's never raced or even driven hard (unless I drive it for some reason), so the weight isn't much of an issue. I was just curious if I was imagining things with th eway it handles now.
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