Garage Cleanup - Lots o' Stuff
03-06-2008, 11:52 PM
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Garage Cleanup - PHB, Wheels/Tires, SLP, Brake Ducts
Due to weight, local P/U only please.
Set of 4 chrome 16x8 salad shooters with used Toyo RA1 race rubber - $150
No center caps.
LG Motorsports Alum rod end adjustable PHB - $100
1997 Z28 airbags - $50ea (L/R) or $80 for both
3rd Gen K&N filters - $20
SLP Cold air intake (CAI) - $100
Stock front/rear springs (50k miles) FREE if you buy something else.
I'll be adding more stuff as I dig out of the mess. PM or email me...
Salad shooters:
Steering Wheel Airbag:
3rd gen K&N:
Set of 4 chrome 16x8 salad shooters with used Toyo RA1 race rubber - $150
No center caps.
LG Motorsports Alum rod end adjustable PHB - $100
1997 Z28 airbags - $50ea (L/R) or $80 for both
3rd Gen K&N filters - $20
SLP Cold air intake (CAI) - $100
Stock front/rear springs (50k miles) FREE if you buy something else.
I'll be adding more stuff as I dig out of the mess. PM or email me...
Salad shooters:
Steering Wheel Airbag:
3rd gen K&N:
Last edited by bsim; 06-09-2008 at 10:02 PM. Reason: NEW PRICES
03-12-2008, 09:59 PM
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It's an Infinity CC-3. The floor standing fronts are Infinity Reference 2000.5's.
These are for the CC-3 (pdf manual here):
SPECIFICATIONS
Frequency Range: 80 ~ 20,000 Hz
Sensitivity: 91 dB @ 2.83 V and 1 m (anechoic conditions)
Impedance: 8 W
Maximum Peak Output: 111 dB (spl on program)
Amplifier Requirements: Recommended for use with amplifiers
10 ~ 150W (@ 8 W)
Low/Mid Frequency: 2 x 51 ⁄4" (125 mm) high-efficiency, ultralinear, long-throw, magnetically-shielded drive units
High Frequency: 1" (25 mm) soft dome, high-efficiency, neodymium magnet, magneticallyshielded tweeter
Crossover Frequency: 2,500 Hz
Adjustment Range:
HIGH: 6 dB, 3 ~ 20 kHz
MID: 6 dB, 400 Hz ~ 3 kHz
Width: 181 ⁄2" (470 mm)
Height: 6 1 ⁄2" (165 mm)
Depth: 73 ⁄4" (197 mm)
Weight: 16 lb (7.3 kg)
These are for the CC-3 (pdf manual here):
SPECIFICATIONS
Frequency Range: 80 ~ 20,000 Hz
Sensitivity: 91 dB @ 2.83 V and 1 m (anechoic conditions)
Impedance: 8 W
Maximum Peak Output: 111 dB (spl on program)
Amplifier Requirements: Recommended for use with amplifiers
10 ~ 150W (@ 8 W)
Low/Mid Frequency: 2 x 51 ⁄4" (125 mm) high-efficiency, ultralinear, long-throw, magnetically-shielded drive units
High Frequency: 1" (25 mm) soft dome, high-efficiency, neodymium magnet, magneticallyshielded tweeter
Crossover Frequency: 2,500 Hz
Adjustment Range:
HIGH: 6 dB, 3 ~ 20 kHz
MID: 6 dB, 400 Hz ~ 3 kHz
Width: 181 ⁄2" (470 mm)
Height: 6 1 ⁄2" (165 mm)
Depth: 73 ⁄4" (197 mm)
Weight: 16 lb (7.3 kg)
03-17-2008, 04:45 PM
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Stereo and speakers sale fell through...did you know you have to pay duty through UPS for Canadian shipping?
Heh - that's why I'd prefer not to deal with that stuff...
Heh - that's why I'd prefer not to deal with that stuff...
Last edited by bsim; 03-28-2008 at 09:31 PM.
04-10-2008, 08:29 AM
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Sounds like you know me pretty well 
But no, sadly... this time I'm going to stay away from messing with a project car... at least for a few years. Working on finally getting myself into a home. The cars are nothing but trouble.
I'm actually looking to sell a few parts myself that are taking up garage space.
I actually think I'm finally going to jump into my long awaited aircraft project next time there is room for an expensive toy in the budget.
But no, sadly... this time I'm going to stay away from messing with a project car... at least for a few years. Working on finally getting myself into a home. The cars are nothing but trouble.
I'm actually looking to sell a few parts myself that are taking up garage space.I actually think I'm finally going to jump into my long awaited aircraft project next time there is room for an expensive toy in the budget.