I'm looking if there are any cheap Full Height SA Keycaps. There are some Chinese ones but they aren't the full height of regular SAs. Any other Recommendations for Thick cheap keycaps? Wanting to get a deeper sound (or thocky) with my 75% NextTime Keyboard kit, it has lubed gateron milky yellows.
I have a 2011 GMC Yukon XL Denali with a 6.2 v8 and when going up hills on the highway the car rumbles for a sec, and it only happens at lower rpms around 1600-2000. I was wondering if it's maybe the afm system so I drove it in manual mode and even on M5 around 2000-2400 it still rumbled a bit. The car did have the ignition coils and spark plugs replaced some months ago, but the car already was doing that before. And the Transmission was replaced with a rebuilt one almost 2 years ago and all it's fluids is still full and pink. I wouldn't think that the car should have a torque converter shudder with a new trans. Any other ideas of what it can be and what I should test? The engine drives very well and shifts like a charm, also it does not have any check engine lights on the dash.
I have a 2005 Toyota sienna with the 3.3 v6 and got the codes p0171 and p0174. From what I seen online it's running lean in both banks. The car did have a exhaust leak a few months ago that I got fixed. And I cleaned the MAF sensor and the car drove better but got worse again. Then I changed it with a Cheap chiniseum MAF sensor from eBay and it dove good. It still doesn't drive the best but these codes popped up and I think it's from the cheap MAF sensor I got is the problem. I also listened, sprayed with soapy water and moved around all the vacuum lines with the intake to try to find a leak but couldn't find anything or any rpm changes. Is there any other things I should check before buying a more reputable MAF sensor (also any good brands that won't empty my account for a sensor)?
Been trying to do this for a few days, but it's still not working to pay for my dog's boarding. I tried multiple cards, Google Pay, and different devices, but it's still not working. Any ideas? I contacted support and am waiting for a reply.
I now got the front and rear servos setup properly, and with some testing they work very well in the hot sun. The front servos don't have much clearance so it only moves a bit, while the rear makes the most difference. It's a gimmick if you pick better lines but for really hard stuff or getting stuck on something it's really good. Waiting to see the long-term effects on the servos but so far so good. 👍
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I had some servos and wanted to see how mounting the shocks to the servos would run and allow me to lift and lower the crawler supposedly helping me up on climbs and descent. Did some cad and 3d printed some stuff and here it is Haven't did a test run yet but my shock is a bit more slanted than how I usually run (lower position) but it still works. And the servos are running very cool even with a long servo arm. Might end up doing the front too but without the holes for the shocks like in the rear. It's kinda like the super scale2020 system but a lot simpler.