bobbie

Nah not for me, but a friend with a Hatch Mirage :)

Hi Bobby. I've been tempted to buy one of these and check it out. The build quality isn't the best (you can even see flaws from the catalogue pics) but I'd say they'd sound pretty decent in a small/medium hatchback. I assume you want to put one into your Camry boot? You don't need to go to extremes to penetrate bass through a backseat & into the cabin however you may need a bit more oomph than this little cheapie is capable of in a sedan situation. Hmmm, really not sure. It's payday this Friday and you've now got me thinking of buying one to evaluate. I have been keen to see what they can do but didn't really want to go to all the hassle of doing a temporary install just for one Sub trial... but if there are others out there who'd appreciate it then I might be tempted ;) BTW, I can pick one of these up for $89 with my Trade Card and if we got enough people together to buy four of them then I'd be able to get them for only $78.95 each. Hmmm, tempting. Anyone else keen to see what they're like? Steve. Hey thanks for getting back to me, also Fusion has rebuilt their tube sub I think looks different from the one you have tested looks better built. http://www.supercheapauto.com.au/online-store/products/Fusion-Subwoofer-10-Active-Tube-CS-AT11.aspx?pid=223897#Description :P Model - Fusion Subwoofer - 10" Active Tube, CS-AT11 only $186 on sale

Hi guys, Looking for cheapie subs the one that for $199 no longer exist. What you think of these? Only $100 Economy Active 12" Subwoofer Unbelievable value! This 12" Subwoofer in a sealed enclosure has a built-in amplifier to match. Despite its economical price the unit produces a whopping 75WRMS of astounding bass. Equipped with line level and high level inputs, it also has built-in fuse protection and wired remote level control. True bang for your buck, we are confident you will not find another boombox with all these features and performance for the asking price. Specifications: • Bass boost: 12dB • Gain: 18dB • Power output: 75WRMS • Dimensions: 425(W) x 355(H) x 360(D)mm http://www.jaycar.com.au/productView.asp?ID=CS2269&form=CAT2&SUBCATID=1027#4

WHich area you from? WEst/east/north ? West, but I dont mind the travel :)

Can someone suggest a good mechanic in Melbourne? cheers

Thanks Hiro, would you know how much will the mechanics charge for replacing the thermostat and tune up?

Also I drive like a Granny and its an auto

Hi guys, I've receive a Toyota Camry 1993 from my parents but I'm really concern as it uses so much petrol and not sure if its worth full servicing the car as its sitting on 300K KM. Was looking through Redbook and other websites regarding fuel consumption and this camry drinks alot. I feed it 91. Freeway driving - 10L/100KM (Redbook - 6.6L/100KM) Urban driving 12-15L/100KM (Redbook - 10L/100KM) My dad goes due to age this is normal and he goes a full service is not worth it for a car this age and KM. He recently got the belt changed though cost $300. He does the usual maintenance to the car though such as oil change etc. Also when driving freely the temperature gauge is at the coldest, while when I driving and have to start and go and get stuck in traffic the gauge starts creeping up. How to fix this? So it just sits at half at all times? Is there a guide around where I can manual fix it up before I take it in to the Mechanics. I have very little knowledge about cars. Much help appreciated Regards Bobbie