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Get some new wires re-pinned with the same ones that are in the plug and then splice those into the wiring after you've cut off the bad bits.
Use heat shrink butt crimp connectors if you can't solder very good. Nothing worse than a dry joint. Or if soldering, use heat shrink with the glue...
You'll be paying more for the Cup if the dealer has their prices right.
Both cost the same to maintain, although the Cup is cheaper and simpler on the cam belt/aux belt change with the lack of air con.
:( Gutted mate, no doubt it'll be back stronger than ever.
I've noticed a slight coolant loss on the 182 recently too. Last time it was a small hole in the rad, but it's been fine since that was done about a year ago :unsure:
Can't see any leaks anywhere, just need to have a look around the...
That sort of temp must be hard to manage on any normal day surely?
Most track tyres operate in the 60-90c range.
On a hot day you're looking at 30+ track temps alone.
My AR1's are in the 40-50's even after a cooldown lap, measured with a longacre pyrometer.
Not saying you're wrong by the way.
I was under the same impression as you about the lambda on cold start.
A mate had a similar issue and a new sorted it.
Weird really, it must still reference it even in open loop.
All manufacturers will claim their oil does this and that, but they will all meet the car makers spec one way or another.
Topping up with a different brand won't make a great deal of a difference.
Is that 60mb/s via the repeater which is wired to the router?
If so, it'll just be the repeater maxing out. No reason why you shouldn't get the same speed connecting direct to the cable.
Saying that, 60mb/s should be plenty for video calls.
Swapped my Winmax W5 for the same oem brembo pads too.
Braking power isn't too bad and it's nice having a quiet deceleration and less metal dust over my brand new 2118's 😅
Can't go wrong with USPro stuff for the money and like you say for how much they'll get used.
Thinking about it, they'd have come in handy when we did the clutch on my brother's cmax. One b*****d of a nut on a stud to get the box off 😅