Mine fell out my tracky dack pocket onto the driveway one day onto some bark chips off to the side without me realizing.
I arrive home and being bit of a turkey some days I was like, yeah I'll pull a skid up the driveway....straight over the phone.
Turns out the phone was untouched even though the car spat it out the back.
I thought for sure it was a gonner. Must be the new 3310 of Samsungs.
A few years ago in WA my powerfc detected no knock with bp98, 20-40 knock counts with shell98 which isn't huge and certain united was unusable unless I tuned the car differently.
Not that a powerfc is a standardized testing unit but with enough driving and logging it gave me some idea about what fuel supplie I decided to stick with.
Not FG but meh.
Quote from a BF2 owners manual, "Premium unleaded petrol with a minimum octane rating of 95 (RON) is recommended for use in XR6 Turbo and XR8 vehicles for maximum performance".
Maybe someone has a log of what the pcm does to timing under full load if 95 is used?
The old rotors were a bit stuffed. I'll just post pics of one side cos; a: it looks the same anyway and b: I've only done one side cos I had to get the boy from school.
Removed old rotor and cleaned the hub with emery tape.
Gave the rotor a quick clean, measured runout (0.01mm) then put the caliper back on.
Thanks mate, I try to.
I'm currently sorting out a situation where the argument is about who gets the lego and who gets the batman cape. 3 year old is squealing his butt off.
Brb, dividing lego.
After losing parental support much too early for myself, I can say that my kids wont suffer the same fate.
In saying that, I'll keep mine home as long as necessary and make sure that they are as prepared as they can be when I kick them out.
Right now I'd just be happy to have an unbroken nights sleep and a day without someone screaming and busting my ear drums.
I had to drive the van today cos I haven't fixed the ford yet.
I only register 3 or 4 at a time so it's not that bad.
I live on 1700m so I can fit a few more out the back yet.