dublet
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If your hands are too big, buy a new tailgate and swap them over.
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On 14/11/2016 at 20:01, Sherv said:
its not a recent one so I did wonder if id be blackballed
Care to answer my four questions?
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Technically four questions.
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On 07/03/2017 at 13:16, Freeman558 said:
The Spec's look good.
I'm still running an O/C'd i5 4690K which is doing all I need of it but it is great to see AMD produce something to make Intel take note.
Historically I've always been AMD biased for CPU's but of late it made little sense other than cost.
Only problems are that you also need a new mobo and DDR4 memory. Which adds up when upgrading. And the CPU coolers aren't all compatible with the AM4 socket.
I went from a AMD FX-6300 6 core to the Ryzen 1700: https://www.cpubenchmark.net/compare.php?cmp[]=1781&cmp[]=2970 https://www.cpubenchmark.net/compare.php?cmp[]=1781&cmp[]=2970 Literally wice as fast and uses 2/3 of the power.
Looks like even the basic Ryzen 7 beats your i5 with a similar margin: https://www.cpubenchmark.net/compare.php?cmp[]=2284&cmp[]=2970
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"Excessive noise from exhaust".
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What do you mean by a London bus? Any bus in London? Or specifically a double decker? Or a Routemaster?
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Got the 1700 for the low power, relatively speaking. Finally an AMD CPU worth spending some money on.
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Got an AMD Ryzen 7 arriving..
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For best balance, have the same size and make on all corners. Please don't spread FUD.whats better for the rears? and whats best for the fronts? usually ones with more groove lines in them work better on the rears. but not sure.
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I don't think the noise is terribly important. High ash content oils like Castrol Magnatec make engines run very quietly but they're not the best oils out there.
Though really, once it's rated SCEA A3 or A5, it doesn't matter so much. :rolleyes:
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Scot what?I see Scotland has fallen off the map already!!! I'm sure they have quite a few lighthouses - GreyRacer found one.
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There's not that many light houses in England & Wales.
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Goodyear Eagle F1 or Uniroyal Rainsport 3.
Next.
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'Cause when you fill up, you fill up to the max but the existing level is rarely at the max.
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New front wheel already buckled thanks to some idiot.Yesterday but a new front wheel, two new tyres and a new chain. For my bike.
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Yesterday but a new front wheel, two new tyres and a new chain. For my bike.
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That's pretty slow.In the first link Digs posted if you scroll through the App images one of them is a glossary of the app. Says the refresh rate on the info is 1.3 seconds, best the standard port can do.
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Interesting.. What's the frequency of the information updating? AFAIK the diagnostic port can't do much..
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For 7.5J you ideally want 215 or 225 mm wide tyres. For 7J the ideal width is 205 or 215 mm.
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I'd offer to help but my car's out of action itself. :rolleyes:
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Charge your battery!
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Get a set of scabby alloys and some used tyres. Total cost shouldn't be any more, and you'll always have some rubber left to get home with.
Celica sales figures
in General Celica Discussion
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So I was looking through Celica related information and I found this link giving sales figures for the Celica in the US.
They're pretty stark figures. In the last year Toyota only managed to sell 9 in the whole of the US.
Even the gen 6 was a disaster compared to the 5. And the gen 7 managed to outsell the 6 over there. Total figures are: 575,269 for the 5, 113,545 for the 6 and 154,125 for the 7.
http://carsalesbase.com/us-car-sales-data/toyota/toyota-celica/
Sadly the sales figures for Europe don't really go back all that far.
http://carsalesbase.com/european-car-sales-data/toyota/toyota-celica/
It's not really any wonder they discontinued the model.