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Maybe it got messed up during a filming session, or maybe it was welded jacked up from the factory. It definitely looks bent down.

I will say the mpg indicator thing was never accurate for me. I could run a whole tank and it would vary from 10% plus or minus. So, if it said I was doing 40mpg from fill up to empty tank, it may be anywhere from say 36 to 44 when you do the actual math at the pump. Short trips it's even...

but I think he's still trying to figure out why it only needs 2 and not 4 if I'm not mistaken?

:thumb: I've seen quite a few people use the ikea end table things as racks on datahoarder.

@ethlar may know? I've not seen the diagram or ever looked into how they are wired.

Gymkhana 73

Yea if it’s 82 in the room, that’s hard to deal with. You should check your cpu and take a look at how your thermal paste looks. Maybe clean it all off and reapply. May save you a little bit of temps. I’ve seen some brand name paste fail pretty bad in short periods of time

The 235 will be 20mm wider overall*, but you’d be dividing that across both sides of the wheel. So, you’d be 10mm closer to your fender and 10mm closer to your suspension. 10mm is .39 inches or like 3/8ths of an inch wider each direction

Also you’re using 2 resistors if you watch the video, not 4.

Others have said 6 ohm was correct when they did theirs. There are other companies that sell kits but they do require tapping into the wire which is why I mentioned those above. As for working on things, I high suggest pulling the front bumper. The first time may be intimidating if you’ve...

You could potentially try adding some exhaust fans to the top to pull heat up and out. I saw another user put some noctua fans in the grill openings. I saw a couple examples -

Do you have it mounted into a rack of some type or is it just laying on a desk or? Pics?

the m1 really does look like a nice case. This guy has done a few reviews on individual cases as well, but this shows a couple head to head View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tt66VPrjWkM

indeed. You buy rolls or sheets of vinyl and it has a small blade like an x-acto knife to cut the vinyl. You can also buy sticker labels and cut them with the cricket or other plotters with an eye. You print your design on a printer, and then the cricket or plotter can cut out the design...

What kind of plotter do you have? Or is that plotter used at your job? Work at a sign shop?

View: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=AJVS6sEE54c I know some have used this guys product. He makes them for your specific vehicle, and it requires no cutting of any factory wiring. Just plug and play.

Let’s hear.... what’s the plan? Did you delid your processor ?

Downpipe with a tune is the biggest hp gain for the money

closest dealer to me wanted 5k over on the R they had last fall. Maybe not the case now