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10 years ago I would agree but its Not possible these days, all good TVs have "Smart" built into them. Only TVs that don't are ultra budget ones.

+1 for B4 or B6 Bilstein BILSTEIN B4: Driving experience just like on the first day BILSTEIN B6: Improved OE replacement for high demands

Wiki says. Abuse steroids= enlarged heart= no beuno

It essentially only has 1 approval? would be better list what car it's going into and what OCI you are looking to do.

I don't remember my XJ transfer case having a magnetic plug either. For sure my GX460 didn't as well. 🤷🏻‍♂️

Usually it's more? how does that make any sense. If we are replacing people with technology it supposed to make our lives easier/better. If it's going to cost more than a typical taxi after the novelty wears off why??

It's pretty common these days to install a flex fuel sensor so you don't need to carry out a science experiment at the pump anymore. It reads the E% and ECU accounts for it

Id look at what brands did good when the minor overlap test was first introduced. Toyota did awful, Subaru and Infiniti did good. Merc did good, BMW ok, Audi not so good. Volvo did good

In for 10, thanks this is the oil I use on my G37

Guess I am getting a hat and I got $5 hah

The job is done now but don't they sell JDM low milage engines for ~1k, that + install at an indy would likely have been half the price.

Have you tried chatGPT this exact prompt?

Generally a good rule of thumb is you don't use the bottom of top 20% of a torque wrench, usualy they are ok at full scale but some don't even use the upper 10% So that's 39-135in-lb. If you wanted to torque something that was 10-20 inch-lb I wouldn't use that torque wrench depending on the...

I avoid digital, always dead when you need em! Basic clickers of any decent brand will work, as long as they are functional and are reasonably accurate that's all ya really need.

I used that in my recent fluid exchange with 17 quarts , it pumps quarts fast and is cheap.