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Shaft speed would be the same, however it's how long they hold it there for and repeated conditions. FWIW half way down the main straight at SMSP I'm bouncing off 4th with a 8600RPM limiter. That shaft would be spinning at 8600RPM for a few seconds before I need to smash the brakes, by T2 it's getting close to that speed again. Now a drag car/roll race car would see that shaft speed for a 1 to 2 secs then they would coast, hit the brakes and that's it.

they might see those prop shaft speeds for 1 to 2 secs only

but for how long? would it handle a few laps around SMSP in anger?

this might change your mind, long dildo shifter & paddle shifters too

Then in 2026 the cool thing is to implement x-Drive and delete Attessa 4WD lol.

Thanks for that, it actually sounds fine to me. What oil weight are you running and what kind of oil pressure do you see around idle RPM and a bit over it?

Maybe record a video and post it up on YouTube and link it back here

Apologies, should have been a bit more descriptive

Those numbers aren't terrible. Another question, do you have an aluminium plenum? You could just be hearing the solid head a bit more because of that. I know when I went from the stock intake manifold to an aftermarket intake manifold/plenum, everything became louder. Injectors, lifters, became more audible.

Sequential so 2022, DCT or ZF bruvva

100% I actually enjoy driving the Tiguan around, has adaptive dampers, launch control, TRI zone climate control. With the old set of tyres, Continental Sport Contact 5, it kept up to my friend's S13 going through Old Pac. Yeah of course, drove it literally just 2 months ago.

Post up your data logs, might help provide insight to what is going on.

So TL;DR edition, don't buy a 90s Nissan shit box.

Mine is boring, have a pair of Mission 701 8" book shelves, hidden behind a 3m wide entertainment unit away from the kids, matching centre with rear Mission LX3 with 1x tweeter punched in already. Sub (now with a blown amp) was something I built about 15 years ago. Has 1x Dayton 10" HF driver and 1x 500W O-Audio plate amp, enclosed in a 90L ported enclosure tuned to about 25hz. Goes pretty loud and you do get mild chest compressions but not enough. Have updated the receiver since, I now run a Yamaha RX-V6A just purely for all the integration and shit with streaming services and e-ARC. I do want to get this: https://www.selby.com.au/price-promise/tonewinner-sw-d6000-subwoofer.html Realistically without a potential divorce, this is better: https://www.selby.com.au/price-promise/tonewinner-sw-d4000-subwoofer.html

And probably is stronger, with no rust.

All their parts, when order directly off them are made to order. So you're able to customise fitment of things or delete things. E.g. I asked for no throttle cable bracket, no IACV port, etc. on my plenum. In hindsight, I should have asked for an IAT port/fitting welded on, hindsight no. Should have bought a M2 or 3 lol.

Nek minnit How to make MX5 fun, Hai yah:

Hey it's SAU, we are all talented in many different ways, I'm sure I'll come to you for things one day too 😊

100% this, no point delivering a steam oven when the client just wanted a toaster

Think of it as a fancy iFrame with the auth passed through to PowerBI as you're already authenticated logged into Teams I'm the complete opposite, I hate everything on Prem, it's slow as shit, you need VPNs to get anything happening, then when you want on-prem DBs to talk to say PowerBI you need to install/setup data gateways to essentially VPN back into your SQL instance. I suppose from my perspective, on-prem sucks, but from an infrastructure perspective, your environment is somewhat air gapped to the web via your firewall(s), etc. The curse of knowledge, the more you know the more you suffer. Farken philosophical shit.

I prefer IATs post throttle body, however probably no real difference

When you do the hours I do, and deal with the amount of morons you'll understand. Also working for a corporation, they're always monitoring you, they're always expecting you to work and be available for fixed hours of the day and never seem to notice the hours you do outside of the prescribed hours - but in some way they expect you to do it anyway. I'm just burnt out. And not really, it's not lucrative and easy AF as you may think, I spent about 2 to 3 solid days per loan (if you were to condense them down). Most of the time you spend going through talking to the client, going through lenders/products/options then the document analysis, etc. then the gruelling part, the data entry 🫠 Once I leave the corporate world, no more fixed salary, as a broker I'm working on $0 salary, 100% comms. Depends, if you worked for a broking company then there would be deals/targets. As I'm a contractor to another broking firm, I just work to my own terms and serve my own clients and if I choose to, I can take leads from the company too. All my comms are clipped by the company I contract with, however they provide me with software, licencing, insurance, branding, etc. You'll be surprised what Australia Post pays, you'll be crying, especially those who joined a while back, e.g. the boomers and early Gen Xers. Not to disclose too much, but an average postal truck driver that would do normal hours and pick up 1x day on the weekend would earn as much as me in my corporate job. I came from a Tableau background, so at the start fk me PowerBI pissed me off, especially when you have datasets (like sales data) with missing continuous dates, the entire dashboard would shit the bed. I literally had to create a dynamic date table (using min(invoice_date) and getdate()) to create the table, THEN link all the sales data back to it. Pain in the arse! But after 5 years of fking about with it, it's ok.. I don't mind it lol. I'm lucky all the PowerBI publishing I do is all internal, and authenticated using M365 account, no fancy shit required and I just embed dashboards into channels inside Teams.

CSV? Come on lad, I'm all about PowerBI these days. I would consider working as a PowerBI or ZOHO DataPrep consultant, but nah, I've had enough of IT. Two decades of being in somewhat in an industry I kind of just chose because I had zero guidance when I was younger.

Depends on your LVR and also loan size Happy to help out, flick me a PM with an email or mobile

Well technically it's still being sent to the grid, so it's 100% purely for their use but a good portion would be for them.