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German 155mph limiters are the best compromise 
The quick question thread
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That's true but the relative risk to bystanders greatly increases when you start speeding. They accept the risk other drivers pose to them just by getting in the car/walking down the street. But it's not their choice to accept the risk when someone else increases it. Increased speeds have startling effects when reaction times are average.
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Again though its part of life. If we looked at all the risks we face on a daily basis then we wouldnt go anywhere or do anything.
Generally speaking, on average how many mm of tread do new (road going for the car) tyres come with? Is there a standard depth or does it vary from tyre make and model?
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Vary.
Toyo 888's only come with about 5mm brand new.
Toyo 888's only come with about 5mm brand new.
Ta for that. What's the max out there though? Only about 8mm isn't it?
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probably.
They fit your average road going car Dave?
7-8mm is about standard with most tyre manufacturers...
My question is B and M really that tempermental? Been reading the section on here and get the impression you sneeze and it goes horribly wrong, yet been running a pioneer aftermarket stereo with the same functions as B and M plus more and it has never gone wrong once or refused to play/sync up to anything. So is it that bad? Considering a Tjet as next car but current double din wouldn't fit without a***ing on.
My question is B and M really that tempermental? Been reading the section on here and get the impression you sneeze and it goes horribly wrong, yet been running a pioneer aftermarket stereo with the same functions as B and M plus more and it has never gone wrong once or refused to play/sync up to anything. So is it that bad? Considering a Tjet as next car but current double din wouldn't fit without a***ing on.
Quick circuit question for anyone who knows the theory...
I have 2 new radiator fans (12v each) for my car, if i wire them together then plug them into the single connector for the original (only one) radiator fan will they both run at full power when on?
I have 2 new radiator fans (12v each) for my car, if i wire them together then plug them into the single connector for the original (only one) radiator fan will they both run at full power when on?
I do not know about the theory behind it, but I've done the exact same thing many times in various PC's (2 fan's on a single 12v connector) and it worked perfectly fine. It's more about amps and watts I think, as long as your alternator can handle the extra draw you should be fine
Do we think its safe to book a holiday for 6th May?
(volcano and all that...)
(volcano and all that...)
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Wouldnt personally. Lot of flights to catch up on No guarantee it will be gone either.
No guarantee it will be gone either.
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aye theres talk of it possibly going off again towards end of the week.
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How does one in England deal with constant rain, how do you not become depressed as well as damp?
