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08-25-2012, 02:17 PM
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Alright guys, my Jeep is finally inspected and road ready 
. Passed about two weeks ago. I feel like I've replaced most of the parts on it already, and more are to come obviously. I'm procrastinating on a build thread right now. It's been one bumpy ride since I bought it 5 months ago.
Anyway, when are you guys all meeting up next? I'd like to put some faces to the forum names I've talked to a little bit, and yet to know you guys. If anyone wants to meet up tomorrow between 10 and about 4, I'm game.
. Passed about two weeks ago. I feel like I've replaced most of the parts on it already, and more are to come obviously. I'm procrastinating on a build thread right now. It's been one bumpy ride since I bought it 5 months ago. Anyway, when are you guys all meeting up next? I'd like to put some faces to the forum names I've talked to a little bit, and yet to know you guys. If anyone wants to meet up tomorrow between 10 and about 4, I'm game.
ah ok.
After a quick search, this one looks good to me.
Asus K55VD DS71
Saw a review that says the webcam/microphone aren't great, but I never use mine. I don't know if that would matter to you.
I'm partial to Asus. They tend to have better quality for a reasonable price.
Asus K55VD DS71
Saw a review that says the webcam/microphone aren't great, but I never use mine. I don't know if that would matter to you.
I'm partial to Asus. They tend to have better quality for a reasonable price.
08-25-2012, 02:24 PM
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Got my shackles from IronMan4x4 today. They say .5" to 3.5" of adjustability, but these look like they're gonna give me at least 1.5" off the break compared to stock.
08-25-2012, 02:27 PM
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Was a huge difference over the stock ones when I installed mine. I unscrewed them about an inch out. Had to get some 14mm x 120mm Class 8.8 bolts to use them with my shackle relocation brackets
08-25-2012, 02:27 PM
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08-25-2012, 02:30 PM
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08-25-2012, 02:32 PM
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08-25-2012, 02:40 PM
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08-25-2012, 02:43 PM
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Originally Posted by Pudgy Fingers
You were serious about picking up the axle? Sorry didn't know. I can grab it Tuesday. I'll be down there again.
08-25-2012, 02:44 PM
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08-25-2012, 02:45 PM
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I have had Dells, Macs, Sonys and a bunch of other ****. Dells are not as bad as everyone (not on the forum) says. Been using em for 8 years in the Army, no major problems. Sony Vaios are a good product too. Macs are alright, and are better if you are doing a LOT of video and photo editing. Otherwise, not REALLY necessary. (I say all this and I own one, convienient because you don't (really) need to worry about viruses.)
08-25-2012, 02:47 PM
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Originally Posted by NewKindOfClown
The Sony Vaio line is also good. I think the S series would be good for you, specifically this one: SVS15113FXS
EDIT: This one also has a bluray player.
08-25-2012, 02:54 PM
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x7,567,874,930,129! I have had like 3 HPs (didn't buy one of them). Displays go bad, EVERY one of the batteries I had was bad/went bad after like 6 months, and on top of all that, on two of em, the HP software corrupted my MS Office Software.
I have had Dells, Macs, Sonys and a bunch of other ****. Dells are not as bad as everyone (not on the forum) says. Been using em for 8 years in the Army, no major problems. Sony Vaios are a good product too. Macs are alright, and are better if you are doing a LOT of video and photo editing. Otherwise, not REALLY necessary. (I say all this and I own one, convienient because you don't (really) need to worry about viruses.)
I have had Dells, Macs, Sonys and a bunch of other ****. Dells are not as bad as everyone (not on the forum) says. Been using em for 8 years in the Army, no major problems. Sony Vaios are a good product too. Macs are alright, and are better if you are doing a LOT of video and photo editing. Otherwise, not REALLY necessary. (I say all this and I own one, convienient because you don't (really) need to worry about viruses.)
Like I said, I always look at Asus first. For a college student who's gonna be doing homework and watching Youtube, I'd probably look at the Vaio. And like I said, it has a bluray player. That certainly doesn't hurt.
08-25-2012, 02:59 PM
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08-25-2012, 03:05 PM
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Originally Posted by mikefrost
Just let me know when you have the $ for it and I'll meet you in Rockville or soemwhere like that
08-25-2012, 03:08 PM
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I haven't been a huge fan of Dell since the Vaio line and Asus got big. Still not bad computers, though. I forgot to mention my HP battery died in 4 months. I'm using an aftermarket one now, and that was $40. And Mac used to be good for multimedia editing, but they've dumbed down their systems because Mac is a fad. Frankly, I don't see any reason to own one anymore. You pay more for an equally capable computer, that is designed for people who can't understand PC, and is not upgradable. A lot of people obviously disagree with my opinion, but I don't like anything about them.
Like I said, I always look at Asus first. For a college student who's gonna be doing homework and watching Youtube, I'd probably look at the Vaio. And like I said, it has a bluray player. That certainly doesn't hurt.
Like I said, I always look at Asus first. For a college student who's gonna be doing homework and watching Youtube, I'd probably look at the Vaio. And like I said, it has a bluray player. That certainly doesn't hurt.