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Guinness posted:
The guy next to him parked like an rear end, so he gets a pass
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Imperador do Brasil posted:The benefit of living out in the country I suppose; room to play. I more or less have a personal rock field and a personal rallycross course, though I can only get 25Mb internet even working for the ISP I am served by. It is a double edged sword.
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DJ Commie posted:I more or less have a personal rock field and a personal rallycross course, though I can only get 25Mb internet even working for the ISP I am served by. It is a double edged sword. I live in the middle of suburbia and get 6 on a good day. gently caress this country's stupid stone age internet and retarded loving politicians who won't do anything about it.
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Locally if you're willing to pay like $3K for it, Frontier will run a FIOS line out to your bumfuck farm/property. It's one of the expenses to take into account here if you want no neighbors.
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Rhyno posted:Locally if you're willing to pay like $3K for it, Frontier will run a FIOS line out to your bumfuck farm/property. It's one of the expenses to take into account here if you want no neighbors. That's pretty good, AT&T ran fiber to our new edge connection for free* * Its $2400 a month for 500Mb symmetric with a free /23 and /29 and holy crap the pings never are over 5ms anywhere
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I dont think thats what heel and toe is
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Guinness posted:
Nice roadster back there too.
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DJ Commie posted:I more or less have a personal rock field and a personal rallycross course, though I can only get 25Mb internet even working for the ISP I am served by. It is a double edged sword. I get like 3mb on a good day...Pennsylvania is still incredibly rural and a large percentage of my neighbors are old order Mennonite or Amish. I have a nice long paved driveway and my own private woods though, so I suffer through the garbage internet.   
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Rhyno posted:Locally if you're willing to pay like $3K for it, Frontier will run a FIOS line out to your bumfuck farm/property. It's one of the expenses to take into account here if you want no neighbors. Any idea who you need to contact to make that happen? The wife and I are looking at property in SW Allen Co and I'd rather pay thousands of dollars to have a FIOS line ran than ever have to deal with Comcast again.
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A great piece of satire on the contemporary culture of celebrity.
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It's just another Ewe-haul rental.
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Feb 15, 2017 21:24
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"Who ordered the Welsh Rabbit?"
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Deteriorata posted:It's just another Ewe-haul rental. 
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Shear genius.
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I saw that thing on the road. It was hauling rear end.
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Huge_Midget posted:Any idea who you need to contact to make that happen? The wife and I are looking at property in SW Allen Co and I'd rather pay thousands of dollars to have a FIOS line ran than ever have to deal with Comcast again. There are so many WISPs around, anymore, I don't know if you'd be stuck with a wired connection.
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Platystemon posted:I saw that thing on the road. No, these guys are hauling rear end. 
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Is this the right thread for this? I really don't know. Regardless, for your perusal: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F0MS-FFAlPw
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The fact that this isn't a Ram is an udder disappointment.
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Huge_Midget posted:Any idea who you need to contact to make that happen? The wife and I are looking at property in SW Allen Co and I'd rather pay thousands of dollars to have a FIOS line ran than ever have to deal with Comcast again. I'll hit up my buddy at Frontier and ask him the details. I should have noted, that obviously doesn't include the monthly usage fees.
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Memento posted:Is this the right thread for this? I really don't know. Regardless, for your perusal:  Uh, well then. 
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Memento posted:Is this the right thread for this? I really don't know. Regardless, for your perusal: yeah uh, not sure if people knew this, but rovers and bmw use the same gearboxes...and bellhousings bolt on to said trans. You can also get jag engines into that bay. My sick spin on it was the xjr I6 supercharged engine in a rover.
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Memento posted:Is this the right thread for this? I really don't know. Regardless, for your perusal: 
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Rhyno posted:I'll hit up my buddy at Frontier and ask him the details. I should have noted, that obviously doesn't include the monthly usage fees. Also, I assume it requires there being fiber somewhere nearby. My parent's north coast community just banded together to get fios and laying the fiber 50+ miles cost $texas. It is going to be a community run thing though, so it should be pretty sweet. Right now att has a monopoly on DSL and due to line quality it only sometimes hits 1.5 mbps.
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nm posted:Also, I assume it requires there being fiber somewhere nearby. Fort Wayne has an expansive city-maintained FO network that they, Comcast and Verizon worked together to build some years ago. There are gaps in availability but if you're within the city limits you have a very good chance of having access to fast internet speeds. And even outside the city limits have coverage to most areas within reason. When Verizon pulled out of the city and sold to Frontier things got kind of messy for a bit but they seem to have their poo poo sorted out now.
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cursedshitbox posted:yeah uh, not sure if people knew this, but rovers and bmw use the same gearboxes...and bellhousings bolt on to said trans. You can also get jag engines into that bay. My sick spin on it was the xjr I6 supercharged engine in a rover. Is this true?
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Well, food for thought, the V8 rover is the M62.
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BlackMK4 posted:Well, food for thought, the V8 rover is the M62. Wrong. M62s came in 03-05 l322s. The rover v8 is a buick 215 from the 60s. Im in class and will make a table later of what works where and what work is required to make it run.
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Bape Culture posted:Is this true?
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How about the BMW Defender 2.8i (a South Africa special)? http://www.roadandtrack.com/car-culture/car-accessories/features/a31958/engineers-cars-the-red-mamba/ meltie fucked around with this message at 03:17 on Feb 17, 2017 |
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This loving thing was exactly as clean and as awesome as it looks.
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Bape Culture posted:Is this true? I don't know but it's highly believable, BMW owned Rover for a huge chunk of the 90s and it was the first time the company saw any sort of investment in new models in decades.
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Memento posted:This loving thing was exactly as clean and as awesome as it looks. Holy poo poo that KE2x looks great with the mini-Bathurst Globes on it
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You Am I posted:Holy poo poo that KE2x looks great with the mini-Bathurst Globes on it Same thing as the Cromodora 31?
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The P38 Range Rover used a 2.5 BMW Diesel 6, using the same transmission used in the Defender (and presumably Disco) at the time, so it would make sense.
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So you wanna make your rover more interesting. 4hp22s were used on everything NAS unless it had a 4.6, then it was a 4HP24. (some rrcs got chryco trannies in the early 80s) Least effort to full effort: Lincoln mark VII D24 Jag/Aston AJ6. These engines use the SaGEMS engine management found on 96-98 rovers anyway, but with electronic transmissions. Aside from bracketry, this is nearly a plug/play option for P38s. Volvo Redblock, D24 BMW: M10, M20, D24, M30,M50, M60, M70, came directly with this box. Using that any S series should bolt up, possibly N series. Audi I5/V6/ 3.6/4.2 V8s
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cursedshitbox posted:So you wanna make your rover more interesting. M21/D24 is a big stupid pig of an engine with parts availability gone to poo poo. Someone  just bought the second to last brand new head from BMW for later sale at a profit and someone on a E30 facebook group got the final one.
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DJ Commie posted:Same thing as the Cromodora 31? That's what I thought, too.
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cursedshitbox posted:So you wanna make your rover more interesting. Note you can get adaptors to mate things like TH400s to the Rover LT230 transfer case (and the series one, too, actually, they're both pretty strong), so your options really are very open - like Overfinch slapping SBCs into RRCs.
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