Ric
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sounds like you need a Linksys Velop. Has a main wifi unit downstairs where your router is. Then you can place the other nodes around the house where your wifi is bad. Better than the plug in Wifi extenders as it creates a proper mesh network. WiFi will only be top speed in the same room as the router, any blockage will reduce signal. You also need to consider your devices. Your router MAY support wireless N/AC but if your device is old (does not) you'll only ever receive B/G speeds which are a max of 54mbit.
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connecting 2 routers together is quite a task, youll also have different wireless networks between upstairs and downstairs. Make sure it's connect tot he internet port on the one upstairs and a normal LAN downstairs
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mesh is better than a repeater, theres various available. I use Linksys velop system at home and it works great. All depends how far it actually is though before you get into aligned dishes etc.
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I live in sheffield, never seen this about. Recognise where the pics are too
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Yep that is what i aim to do when i get a new stereo.
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Yes, Big marks solution is fine and you cant even see it. Most double dins have a reversing contact wire that you can connect to the reversing lights so it comes on automatically when you select reverse.
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are you plugged into your router?
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What is BT actually saying, a proper speed test or what your line is capable of? You need to try from a wired connection also.
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Those arent diff oil lights. There is no diff oil sensor. AFAIK From your picture It's Engine Check Light > Engine Oil Pressure (Red) > Engine Oil Level (Orange)
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Stick with Panasonic if you aren't going OLED. Samsung make some nice none OLED panels but don't fall for this Nano/Quantum/dot marketing OLED competitor, not in the same league. LG's none OLED panels are a bit pants imo, washed out. OLED is the future though they are fantastic, nothing else like it.
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Yeah he had a lovely car, they wanted to give him 3-4k i think he settled later on for a figure LOT less than what they are worth. http://www.mkivsupra.net/vbb/showthread.php?343895-Hello-and-goodbye&highlight=insurance+crash And it was a 6speed.
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Urbanpixels for mine
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if it's 100% flush then it's fine as far as i know.
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I'd more question why he's doing power runs on a newly built engine. Most builders recommend a 1000mile off boost run in
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Putting those kinds of speeds on public roads on youtube is only going to end one way. Sorry. 120mph in a 40...
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a true plug and play option with supra looms etc already attached would be good. But would push the cost up quite a lot id imagine.
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Must exit thread.
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Would be a good idea if it can be easily integrated. If you need to re-route all the wiring for the lights to that circuit board. Could be off putting.
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Gates racing is red i think.
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The Febest will be ok on a budget, just don't expect it to last as long as the OEM one.
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Delta, but United just as bad.
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The rubber donut which joins the propshaft is known to fail and causes these types of problems on/off throttle creating a thunk.
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Once the pully etc is off the cams and crank don't just freely flop around. They stay in place to a degree. It's easy enough to pull off the old belt and slip on the new one. Slide on the new one and , tension it up and rotate the crank manually 2/3 times to make sure all the marks line up after 3 turns
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I flew to Atlanta from Rome 3 days ago, 12hrs, It definitely isn't.
