Texting and driving, illegal. Typing your thesis and writing a long hand manuscript and driving, not illegal.I mean at least you aren't texting and driving
Texting and driving, illegal. Typing your thesis and writing a long hand manuscript and driving, not illegal.I mean at least you aren't texting and driving
So...... you a cop?I finished the "front end" of my FT-857D installation. Here's a "kitchen sink" photo with almost everything:
This photo shows an additional monitor and my "dual-FT8" setup. I still need to find a home for my antenna rotator controller. I still have plenty of time before September's VHF contest.
No but his car doesn’t throw a CEL, it throws an EMP lolSo...... you a cop?
Stupid light and small battery, but hella expensive…..$800ishDo tell?
To save what 30lbs? That's crazy expensive if that's all it is.Stupid light and small battery, but hella expensive…..$800ish
Yup. I’ll probably go oem cause I don’t track at allTo save what 30lbs? That's crazy expensive if that's all it is.
ftfyI’ll never understand spending crazy money on a lightweight battery on a otherwise stock car weight reduction wise.
30# = 5 gallons of gas.
If your car still has an interior there’s still free or cheap weight savings to be had.
ftfy
I can understand getting a lightweight battery in some situations but none of those situations involve a car that is remotely street-legal anymore (at least in a state that would inspect it)
Honestly, not the most expensive or most difficult way to shed weight, but I just don't think they're great for a daily.To save what 30lbs? That's crazy expensive if that's all it is.
Honestly, not the most expensive or most difficult way to shed weight, but I just don't think they're great for a daily.
Agreed. I went the opposite direction and did a group 48 AGM battery from FCP... Expensive, but it'll be the last battery I buy for this car.Honestly, not the most expensive or most difficult way to shed weight, but I just don't think they're great for a daily.
Agreed. I went the opposite direction and did a group 48 AGM battery from FCP... Expensive, but it'll be the last battery I buy for this car.
I'll have to look that bad boy up thenI went with the group 48 AGM when my OEM battery was on it's last legs as well.
I'll have to look that bad boy up then