u/BNANAs-

Hello!

I am going to Australia for a full year, with a mix of work, backpacking and simple vacation time. And I was curious if the people on here have any opinions on Tasmanian Tiger backpags.

I'm well aware for top noch comofrt brands like Oakley are a much better choice. But in my personal opinion Oakley and similar brands, are pretty ugly to be blunt. And I way prefer the look of TT, and their military esthetic.

So, how much of a downgrade in comfortability and usability are TT bags really compared to for example Oakley?

So, I am going on a backpacking trip soon. And I need a new backpack. So I thought it would be really fun to get a backpack that is featured in EFT!

So Ive been looking at a couple brands, like 5.11, LBT, Eberlestock, but primarily—Tasmanian Tiger—producer of the raid bag

With that said, I wanted to check with the people in here, if anyone has any experience with TT or the other brands. And if they could give any input on whether they are actually any good.

To be specific, I am looking at the larger bags. Around 50-80L.

I was gonna leave my car to a mechanic to change oil in the gearbox and asked if they could replace all 4 O2 sensors while they had it in the air.

But when they checked their system it said my car only has 2 O2 sensors?

But I could swear it had 4....

Its a pre face-lift 740I built in month 5 of 1998.

So how many sensors are there?

So, we had a heatwave over the weekend. Prior to that my car started perfectly fine, but during the heatwave my car would crank over–sputter for about a second–then die. And now that its starting to cool down again it starts just fine again.

It only happens on cold starts.

Any idea what would cause this?

I know for a fact that my o2 sensors are bad, so that's my only guess. But it seems weird...

Has anyone any experience with installing a FM Modulator in their E38?

If so, how's the performance, and where exactly are you supposed to plug it in?