u/DrifterDavid

So wondering how many of you have jumped down the rabbit hole of custom air conditioning and lines. I've got a 400hp Miata. About 2.5 years ago I added a large intercooler to the front and in doing this has to delete my stock receiver/dryer and install an aftermarket one in the engine compartment. Unfortunately the desiccant ruptured and now I need to take it all back apart again. While it's apart like all things on my vehicle, it seems like a great time to upgrade.

I've been talking to some guys at vintage air and apparently there are companies that make adapters to convert from normal ac fittings to A/N lines. You can run ptfe lines and would be plenty good enough to hold the pressures. I've just not gone down this rabbit hole before. Wondering if someone in here has possibly ran braided A/N lines for their a/c lines.

Another option is vintage air's ez clip system, and there's others from other companies as well. But they are smaller than typical ac lines and a lot more flexible. I think it would give me enough end to run a vertical dryer instead of the horizontal setup that gave me problems the last time. But I'd really love to do the a/n lines as it would definitely clean up my bay some. I'm about to do a wire tuck soon as well so with those 2 things I think it would drastically improve the looks under the hood.

So I've been rocking the Teyes CC3 2K for about 2.5 years now. It's been great, but my weekend car needs a new head unit. So I've been thinking of getting a new unit for my daily and moving my CC3 over to my weekend car. Just looking for some recommendations. I see that Teyes has the CC4 Pro now so I'd be amiss if I didn't consider it. But just seeing what general consensus is.

The few things I most definitely want in a head unit are:

1. Built in DSP that has front, rear, and subwoofer channels

2. Built in sim or esim that has some support for US bands (I know Teyes isn't the best for this but I've had it working pretty good the whole time I've used it)

3. Being able to natively install Hulu, Disney would be nice too. But I can live without that. The other 2 are must haves though.

Really appreciate any recommendations!

Helping out my grandmother. Replaced her ice maker but she had knicked a wire on her auger harness trying to chip away ice. I got it working again for now splicing a piece of wire in but hoping I can replace it. A replacement auger is about 250 bucks. . But having problem corroborating a part number for the harness. Here's the tag on the fridge model number pictured and the replacement ice maker number was DA97-15217D. Thanks for any help!

Hey if anyone is gonna be in sxm sometime soon could pick me up some spices from the lady in Marigot outdoor market I'll pay you to ship em to me. I usually go every year and due to my grandmother's failing health it doesn't look like we will make it this year. Her name is Sandy the Spice lady and here is a bottle of vanilla. She has a lot of hand painted containers like this. Looking for 2-4 of the larger steak seasoning spices. I don't know what she puts in them but they are so unique and I just cannot seem to recreate it at home..