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No it doesn't. I saw ping times of 80ms. Satellite is between 300-1000ms depending on atmosphere/clouds/weather etc...

A Bluetooth headset looking like a nob? Not every car has Bluetooth!

The wireless one is usually a fibre connection then pinged across small aerials, usually via churches. You then have a little aerial and your own router. Good idea, but rare to see. One of my customers actually came up with the idea a while back!

I suppose taking a call while driving is quite handy on one.

That final picture with wheels was awesome. Interested to see what they do with either the arches or the wheelbase.

Was in the iPhone 6 thread.

It was mainly used at weekends. I didn't see first part of your post sorry. I'd say harder, but depends how far your going. It's really the springs that will dictate the height and how far so I'd go hard to give it little movement.

I do full hard and then do half a turn back.

This the auction one on eBay? Sure someone on here bought it, but then it ended up for sale again.

We use the Proroute ones, but after a quick google there are a lot around now. Worth upgrading to a proper external aerial though.

Most cabinets Sky now have there own LLU. Unsure if that's for fibre too though.

Lol, I got it wrong, it's two mile bottom is the dogging site!

Surely you can't stream music doing that as it won't see a DNS Address as it's connected to a dead wifi network? Seems a lot of hassle when you could just plug in an aux lead!

The dogging site? They may not admit on here lol!

That's good, I tried getting one a few years back when I built the supercharged one and was no longer available!

You can buy proper 4G routers that you pop a sim in and get 4 Ethernet ports. Gaming doesn't use much usage IIRC only when downloading files and updates, but nowadays 20gb can be done in 1/3 of a game! Satellite broadband is crap, ping times are not great.

I was under the impression they were no longer made, was it on a shelf and forgotten about for years? I've never been able to get one.

In a twingo?! Would there be the space for the turbo? Would be fairly awesome! Cheap megane 225 - £2500 Cheap twingo 133 - £3000 That's a cheap handy car!

Ideally I'd want to F4R it, so I'd need to find one cheap. They're nearly at Ph1 price so in a year or so I reckon it'll be viable with Ph1 prices creeping too.

Maybe the bleed nipple wasn't open enough?

Currently have a 2009/2010 Dell with Windows 7. Worth upgrading? I use a lot of programs for work so unsure if it will render those useless.

For some reason I'm having the urge to mash up my Ph1 with a twingo?!

That must be specific to the Billy's then?

Anybody know if it's possible. Looking to forward work number to mine phone out of hours automatically. Would imagine similar to do no disturb but get getting it to forward calls?

All adjusters I've had are bolted in. The top of the car has the exact same lump as the rear beam on the bottom, the adjuster then fits over the lump and bolted from below. Being held in only by a spring doesn't sound safe considering lowering springs can fall out of these quite easily!

How does the adjuster fit on top if you don't bolt it on then? Obviously the spring only fits one way in the adjuster as it has a flat edge for that side. I'm just intrigued as to how the adjuster cuts at the top as in the number of times I've fitted Coilovers it's always gone on the bottom.

How do you manage to bolt from above?! Is that not fairly hard? Pigtail springs can go either way up so it doesn't really matter.

I don't know how after 3 years Renault haven't revised it again to fit. If your replacing its not too bad but I went from solid top mounts to these and was a right nightmare!

You need that bolt for it all to "fit". Unfortunately Renault revised it wrong and it DOES NOT FIT! Plenty of threads on here. Reuse the top hat bit, use the new bearing and rubber and the existing spacer and thin nut.

Adjusters go on the bottom?!