I have had a 10 inch passive radiator sub in my car for about 6 months, and I just bought a second sub+pr.
Since at this point, the new ones are much stiffer, how long should I break them in to match the old ones?
Want to do a 1/4 mile with a car that has hill assist. I definitely do not want this to engage, so should I just use the handbrake to stop while approaching the starting line?
So ive owned this bike for 3 years now, and I went to start it today and it wouldnt turn over. I realized the key was off (I didnt do that, my cousin did) so i turned it back on and the bike was still silent. After a few minutes I tried holding the clutch (something its never needed to start since ive owned it) and it started.
Is there a reason that turning the key off and on couldve fixed some wiring to make the bike need the clutch again (id assume thats how it was from the factory)?
So, people say to play on the puppet mode (hardest difficulty) so i did and the game is pretty fun. Its just, the bosses are hard to beat and take quite some time for me to recognize all their attacks and how to parry them.
At this point ive beaten the scrapped watchman and kings flame.
Im not looking for advice. Just wondering what your times to beat the big puppets were and if im just bad at this game.
With the deck down the belt goes up 2-4 inches to get to the pto. This causes the belt to flip over and wear pretty quickly.
I was wondering if anyone knows of a solution for this, or what a part would be called that could extend the PTO further down. I've tried Googling it but "PTO clutch extension" only brings up results for tractors (splined shafts), this one is a circle with a key
So i spent about an hour and 20 attempts beating this boss after dropping the game for a year due to the masked bridge man being hard to beat.
Ive played bloodborne before but that game has a lot of exploits to make it easier (I always used them.)
Will every boss take this long to beat? Whats a good build for a parry user? Just looking for any general lies of p advice to make the game a little easier.
It still works but looks a little worn
So, as you can see the pads were quite worn with one of them (3rd picture) being at about 5%. When I pushed the cylinder back into the brake thing, the fluid overflowed from the reservoir.
Do I need to bleed the brakes to bring the fluid back to Max, or will it naturally go down as the pads wear?
[2008 chrysler town and country]
Saw this van on the highway in the tire was jumping repeatedly
Recently posted, asking about a box in a box build and you guys said it would be totally fine, so I went along and built it. I did it this way due to the sundown sub needing a compact box (0.3cuft) and I couldn't think of any other way to build it without the Subs being on the same axis.
definitely not the cleanest build but, it is my cleanest build and the one I've put the most time into (around 6 hours).
Using a Sundown Audio u 6.5 and a dayton audio SS10-pr
Been listening while at work and couldnt keep up with this one. Would just like some clarification on what exactly theyre doing.
So I have a Sundown Audio 6.5 inch sub and a 10 inch passive radiator that I bought for it. the only thing is I want a box that can fit in my mini and a 13x13x13 cube works perfectly, but the sundown + PR has to be in a 0.3cuft box. Is there anything about this that wouldn't work?
Edit: just realized I posted this in r/PSVR instead of r/PSVR2 ill leave it up though, cause im sure the advice works with both headsets.
As the title suggests, I am not feeling well after minimal gameplay (in resident evil village). Am looking for help to mitigate it. I played in sitting mode, would this cause more nausea than standing? I dont get carsick seasick or any other motion related sickness, so I dont get why the psvr2 does this.
Ive played on and off since I bought it last year and everytime, I get sick, and stop using it for a while. I really enjoy gameplay (R.E.V and GT7) so id like to continue usage but just want a better experience.
A dayton audio sub with a passive radiator, along with a ctsounds 400w@4ohm amp.
I've had this RM85 for about a year and want to sell it but it doesn't smoke at idle and I'm wondering if that's an issue
Definitely going to listen to it while eating dinner. Its just insane that we've got 3-4 hours of Mr. Whites golden reporting on others content.
The door has seemed harder to open for the past few weeks and it looks like the latching thing is not in the greatest shape. If i buy this Amazon one, what are the chances of it working perfectly? They have a part number associated with them but I dont think I can cross examine them with mine cause I dont know what my part number is.
Saw the notification and thought it might been just the thumbnail. But the entire video seems to be stretched upward or something.