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  • Obioban
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    Originally posted by fattycharged View Post

    Silver is excellent on the 100 series, but, you should pick up a 200 instead


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    Honestly, I really want an 80 series… but my wife insisted on airbags and abs.

    I was looking into importing a manual/diesel 100 series, but it’s 2-3x the price and finding a not trashed LHD manual diesel is borderline impossible.

    200 series isn’t for me.

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  • fattycharged
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    Originally posted by Obioban View Post

    yeah…
    there are no colors
    toyota can't make white paint that stays attached to cars
    black is a pita
    I hate gold…

    …which leaves silver
    Silver is excellent on the 100 series, but, you should pick up a 200 instead


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  • IamFODI
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    Originally posted by oceansize View Post
    That's a lot of grey, but given the use case, ok.
    Absorbs less sunlight when parked outside!

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  • Obioban
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    Originally posted by oceansize View Post
    That's a lot of grey, but given the use case, ok.
    yeah…
    there are no colors
    toyota can’t make white paint that stays attached to cars
    black is a pita
    I hate gold…

    …which leaves silver

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  • oceansize
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    That's a lot of grey, but given the use case, ok.

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  • Obioban
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    Originally posted by Gt4 View Post
    I tought you bought a LC250 a while ago?
    I was going to, but couldn’t bring myself to follow through in the end. Too much complexity, EPS. Spent a long time contemplating Land Cruiser generations, and decided the 100 series best matches my wants.

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  • Gt4
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    I tought you bought a LC250 a while ago?

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  • Obioban
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    Might be picking up a 2006 LX470 (Land Cruiser) this Saturday, assuming the pictures are representative of it's true condition. It lived in texas for 17 of its 20 years of life, so hopefully will be rust free.

    This will not be a DD. Planed uses are:
    Towing
    Moving large things
    moving more at once
    overlanding family trips
    ... continuing to function for the rest of time if shit really hits the fan

    Found an adapter that adds wireless carplay to the stock head unit. Other than that, my planned list of upkeep feels shockingly e46 (research led me to believe these are the parts that wear out):

    radiator
    timing belt
    cam seals
    crank seal
    water pump
    thermostat
    water inlet housing gasket
    hoses
    fan bracket
    belts/pulleys/tensioners

    EFI fuse/fusebox
    brake master rebuild (kit from toyota)

    valve cover gaskets
    spark plug tube seals

    AHC spheres/fluid

    starter
    intake manifold gaskets (intake manifold comes off for starter)

    power steering hoses

    fuel filter
    engine air filter
    cablin air filter
    all fluids​

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  • Obioban
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    Originally posted by heinzboehmer View Post
    Very cool! Interested in hearing what you think of the printer once you've run it for a while.

    I would have been very tempted to choose the CORE one as a kit over the P1S had it been out when I bought my printer. Sounds fun to put all of that together.
    My life seems to be becoming increasingly open source, and... free of things from China, so I've been waiting a while for a competitive none Bambu option.

    Currently sitting in a similar holding pattern for a new drone.

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  • heinzboehmer
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    Very cool! Interested in hearing what you think of the printer once you've run it for a while.

    I would have been very tempted to choose the CORE one as a kit over the P1S had it been out when I bought my printer. Sounds fun to put all of that together.

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  • Obioban
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    Car adjacent​ update (because I bought it primarily for car projects).

    I bought a Prusa CORE One (3D printer). You can buy it pre assembled or as a kit. I got it as a kit because...
    -I like building things
    -I want to understand how it ticks so I can easily fix it when it breaks
    -$250 cheaper that way

    It's not difficult, but wow is it taking more time that I expected. I feel like i generally move pretty quickly, but I'm 12 hours in and still not done. I think because the world is so... idiot proofed, I assumed the kit version would be a 2-3 hour assembly job. Nope.

    That said, I am enjoying the process. Instructions are good, parts fit together, some fun 3D printed special tools are included.

    Originally posted by Keith_MN View Post

    The seat mat looks similar to the one I put in my wife's wagon. Been using it for a couple years, no complaints.

    Amazon link
    https://a.co/d/5mkO6XS
    That looks like the one.

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  • 0-60motorsports
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    Originally posted by Keith_MN View Post

    The seat mat looks similar to the one I put in my wife's wagon. Been using it for a couple years, no complaints.

    Amazon link
    https://a.co/d/5mkO6XS
    That looks great! Cheers. I'll order three lol

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  • Keith_MN
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    Originally posted by 0-60motorsports View Post

    Hey that seat looks great and the mat below it too. Can you post links for both please? Or at least the Mat, im going to do this and install the child seat too along with the under seat insulation one shot.
    The seat mat looks similar to the one I put in my wife's wagon. Been using it for a couple years, no complaints.

    Amazon link

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  • 0-60motorsports
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    Originally posted by Obioban View Post

    Versatility is not a compromise, it’s achieving excellence in everything you do. The Tian Elite is a child seat that combines ergonomic design, intelligent functions and a safety concept, which only RECARO can provide. Why settle


    The matt was something... generic. Don't have any idea what it was anymore.

    6 years in, I've never allowed anything but water in the M3 or M5
    Oh Nice, Thanks. I'll have to look around but that Mats a perfect fit lol. I use a microfiber towel under all the seats.

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  • Obioban
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    Originally posted by 0-60motorsports View Post

    Hey that seat looks great and the mat below it too. Can you post links for both please? Or at least the Mat, im going to do this and install the child seat too along with the under seat insulation one shot.
    Versatility is not a compromise, it’s achieving excellence in everything you do. The Tian Elite is a child seat that combines ergonomic design, intelligent functions and a safety concept, which only RECARO can provide. Why settle


    The matt was something... generic. Don't have any idea what it was anymore.

    6 years in, I've never allowed anything but water in the M3 or M5

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