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Old 07-27-2001, 02:38 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Stereo settings!

Ok..I know this is sooo dumb that it wont go on the FAQ...But I'm one of those punk dudes who like to pump up the volume
REALLY loud...Fot those ppl who kept their 98 spec stock stereo settings..

I turn bass to +3 to +5, treble to -1, and FAD to -2 and I dont touch Bal...

Just crank it...and It makes the stock stereo significantly cooler sounding! with sum BOOM BOOM..

anyways..I been having rattlings with the rear brake light..So how the hell can i stop it from rattling? Should I just buy a rear SH deck? Anyways..share your settings! hahah im bored. :finger:
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Where's that rice citation??? lol

I'm not sure exactly what is rattling on the rear deck. If it is the light, you can try using some molding tape to pad around the plastic. If it's the deck itself you can try what Pure Lude did and add something to keep the deck pushed up so it doesn't rattle.

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well, i didn't keep my stock deck, n i had my rear speakers replaced, so i too get a LOT of boom w/o a sub =) But anyway, i also got a lot of rear break light rattling, so i know it sounds ghetto, but just shove a folded piece of paper or sumthin thick enough to jam under the light. this keeps it in place so no more rattling can occur. hey, it's not the fanciest thing to do, but it'll do the job quite well
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hey thanks guys! I did the ghetto piece of paper and stuffed it down under the light... sure it doesnt look great! But It kept the rattling to a very very muffled but minimalized rattle! Nice! Thanks again. Now I can enjoy the music more...without that annoying rattle..hehe



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well, i didn't keep my stock deck, n i had my rear speakers replaced, so i too get a LOT of boom w/o a sub =) But anyway, i also got a lot of rear break light rattling, so i know it sounds ghetto, but just shove a folded piece of paper or sumthin thick enough to jam under the light. this keeps it in place so no more rattling can occur. hey, it's not the fanciest thing to do, but it'll do the job quite well
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