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Frederic

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  1. We are tracking it manually behind the screens for all active members, and in the future the website will have a similar functionality.Till then I recommend tracking it for yourself.
  2. That was 144 Decibels of pure addiction. Nothing compared to my friend who had 6 12” Subs built into a tiny Peugeot 205 and crossed the 150db regularly and won quite some prices. All driven by one Lanzar Mono block amplifier that went down to 1ohm (6 Subs all connected in parallel). Imagine standing at a stadium concert in front of one of the speakers, that’s the closest explanation I could give. We drove around with 3M headphones on 😅
  3. If you think off-roading is addictive, try installing your first Subwoofer and re-listen to all your old albums that you were suspecting to have a serious amount of bass. Soon you’ll be doing like I did and going for two 18” Rockford Subs with a few thousands of Watts, additional battery and capacitors, and spending your weekends meeting up with friends to swap Bass tune test tracks (I used to have these IASCA test CDs in which every track consisted of a different frequency: 1) 20 hz for 30 seconds 2) 21 hz for 30 seconds and so on 🤣
  4. Well done @Niki Patel ! The rear speakers will have their limitations in terms of low end. They are made to play anything above 80Hz, so if you want to feel your bones rattle while playing your favorite Hiphop tunes 😁 you’ll be needing a subwoofer that can do its magic in the 25-80Hz range. A ported enclosure with a 10 or 12 inch sub does wonders, but all this stuff takes up some space of course (and money). https://www.ground-zero-audio.com/en/produkt/gzub-1000xactii/
  5. I don’t think a 265/65/18 will fit without wheel spacers and might rub against the inner fenders. You’ll need to test it. @Vanessa8580 has Yokohama 265/60/18 and these fit fine. Recalibration of odometer and speedometer: I don’t really see the benefit or need of doing that.
  6. Hi @Snappy, Thanks for your self declaration. You can file your promotion request by clicking on below link: And below some information about our Level Structure which might be of help too:
  7. @Warren Flay Congrats with being our 45th nationality in the club ! See you soon on one of the drives !
  8. You can use the following website to determine if you are changing more than 2%: https://tiresize.com/tyre-size-calculator/ As you can see in below example, the overall diameter in this case remains the same: So you can input the data of the tyres you have now, and see how much difference you'd get by changing rim and/or tyre type.
  9. A bigger surface area definitely helps, but i have no idea if this model fits in your car.
  10. A kinetic rope generally stretches about 20% over the total length, doubling up this rope will not make any difference nor will it give double kinetic energy. Try the trick with a small rubber band and you'll see that it makes zero difference.
  11. That is a good topic @Mohamed Seidam and actually we are currently working on getting more frequencies (testing phase).
  12. I think it's indeed wise to repair it, and while not urgent, i think you can probably check with Toyota if they sell these 'touch-up' pens in the exact same colour of your car.
  13. Congrats @amir amiri ! You can now join Newbie or Fewbie level drives.
  14. Welcome to the club @Snappy ! I have attached a small video on how to RSVP on a drive (Event) with your mobile. Just find and click on the event you would like to join, and then click on "GOING". From that moment onwards you will see your name with icon in the RSVP list. See you tomorrow ! RPReplay_Final1615461529.MP4
  15. Good morning @Osama Al Hamwi. This drive is only for first-joiners to the club, as you have been driving with us before i kindly ask you to remove your RSVP and join one of our Newbie drives. Thanks !
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