MiniCooperAddict

There is a tuner here in the UK that has a Cooper S that does 0.99g on the skidpad.

Kenratboy, how about you buy me this instead? http://www.johncooper.co.uk/JohnCooperSite/category/Motorsport%5FMINI+Cooper+S+Race+Kits/ Everything you need to turn the Cooper S into a real racing machine.

I would like to try to keep some of my trunk space hehe, the MINI Cooper doesnt have a trunk the size of a Honda Accord's, but I love it

How about this? http://www.jlaudio.com/stealthbox/minicooperD.html

Just finished up installing my new MB Quart QSD 213 speakers in the front doors and QSD 216's in the rear, of my 2003 Mini Cooper S, I had to make a special bracket to hold the 6-1/2's and 1" tweeters in the rear which was originally ment for 6x9's, they sound absolutely amazing on the stock Harmon Kardon headunit, but I will upgrade the headunit sometime in the near future, pictures to come soon. Any suggestions for the headunit upgrade? I'm leaning towards a Pioneer Premier or Clarion. QSD 213's http://www.mbquart.com/2003/en_US/products/prod_detail.asp?isArchive=&cat=auto&series=q%20series&strt=1&model=QSD+213 QSD 216's http://www.mbquart.com/2003/en_US/products/prod_detail.asp?isArchive=&cat=auto&series=q%20series&strt=1&model=QSD+216 not pictured are the tweeters which also came with both sets here they are http://www.mbquart.com/2003/en_US/products/prod_detail.asp?isArchive=&cat=auto&series=q%20series&strt=1&model=QTD+25 Not sure if I want to add a subwoofer, the speakers sound very tight without one. I just want more power to them. Not exactly sure the total output of the stock headunit, i think its 25w RMS x 4, a new headunit with preamp outs and a nice 50w to 75w RMS x 4 AMP would be a very much improvement.

i think i'm gonna sell my house, everything in it, and my car, so i can buy a pair of $100k speakers

Letterman is goofy looking hehe

a 100 grand speaker? there is actually such a thing?

maybe it was a mistaken, and really should have been $6500

i've never had any experience with KHorns so i couldnt help you

I'm pretty sure there is gonna be a lot of echoing in a situation like that, have you looked around at acoustic noise isolation material like this? http://www.partsexpress.com/pe/showdetl.cfm?&DID=7&Partnumber=260-515 i'm sure there are companies that sell it in larger sheets and bulk, a lot cheaper, that would be great to cut down on the echoing i'm sure... cover the walls with something like that and you wont ever hear any echoing i'm not to sure on this but i think stuff like that on the walls would make the room seem bigger to the Klipcshorns which would result in a much better sound. i found this on google a company that makes full room systems http://www.auralex.com/category_roominators/category_roominators.asp

thanks for the advice guys

it looks like a hacked up and painted La Scala to me, not no La Scala subwoofer as stated

Does anyone make a horn loaded subwoofer for automotive applications? or maybe plans on how to make one for a 8 to 10" driver

what am i supposed to be looking at here? all the image links are dead, and the website url doesnt work