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I think the plastic cones are a cost-cutting modern thing but they're cool and rigid. Paper cones are the most popular but they're a bitch to put new surrounds on since the old glue usually peels some of the paper off or leaves a residue. It doesn't come off clean.

Yea, on my barn speakers, the woofer has no crossover circuitry. You can look up a generic crossover or I can give you the plans for my JBL L19A which are 2-way so the crossover would be more of a generic one that would cut most of the highs out of the woofer. You can replace the dials with straight resistors once you find a balance you like you can just measure the resistance and find one that works for you. Some people do that on more expensive speakers too.

I guess if the layout/UI had a specific purpose which was different than the existing layout, like either a minimal or quick view kinda thing, I would be ok with a side project spawning off. I've got the room to host it for sure.

Oh, I see what you mean. I'm all for using cool features for PostQuote but they have to be practical. Aside from minor bandwidth and loading times of 1-page Javascript website, it doesn't seem worth the time it would take to learn and re-code things. I don't think anyone else would be interested in really getting involved with PostQuote but I could be wrong.

Honestly, the problem I have with other people working intimately with PostQuote and it happened with you Jared is that I'm picky. I know how my code works, exactly. I know how to fix things or adjust things. It's nothing wrong with you or your abilities, when you coded that theme and did a lot of back end stuff, I had no clue how it worked and I hate to keep pestering you when I want something minor changed you know? I certainly still use a lot of your code and design, I just had to learn how it worked. I don't mind others including yourself working on PostQuote, I just need to know how your code works, otherwise it's pretty useless to me since the site evolves so fast with user input and the features I add.

what about if we did a open source version of postquote and turned it into a javascript app, if nate would let us, and would be whiling to do it.

What would the purpose be?

Well, of course new aftermarket performance parts cost more than working used OEM junkyard pulls

Well having radiator problems just drops value. It's usually straightforward to replace them with a junkyard one plus you get epic $$ for the aluminum recycling of the old one. There's always Bar's Stop Leak too.

Today I Learned i learnt that skrewy is repetitive.

Keep in mind that it's still a year or two from being done. They just worked on a few features, mainly Metro UI. Things will change but this release was mostly intended for developers to build their applications to work with Metro UI so that when the beta and release come around, programs and Windows will merge more seamlessly.