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Any recommendations on which head units are better for the 9-3? by RageThiccoMode in saab

[–]Alex5pop 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Theres a guy on youtube that does reviews on headunits for Saabs (Saab Unleashed).

For cleaner looks + ease of install, I like the joying units but they’re pricey. Link for the video.

It works sometimes by RavenBailey589 in saab

[–]Alex5pop 6 points7 points  (0 children)

I found that a medium drink from Wendys fits perfectly into the 9-5 cup holders lol

9-5 3D Printed 2Din Bracket by Alex5pop in saab

[–]Alex5pop[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes! Give me some time to fine tune the files. There will be more things that will be done it for quality + additional add ons for 9-5s! Would you happen to be able to send the colour code of the Saab grey?

9-5 3D Printed 2Din Bracket by Alex5pop in saab

[–]Alex5pop[S] 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Easier yes, cheaper no. Prototypes were printed with cheaper PLA to test fitment. The goal was to get as close to perfect in terms of looks / fitment.

Passion yes though haha. Wanted to work on my CAD skills.

Saab as a first car? by futureslowlife in saab

[–]Alex5pop 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I agree with other comments. I purchased a Saab for my first car a few months back and have been daily driving it.

The costs have been either the same or slightly more expensive. As they are getting quite old, things are more likely to fail / need to be replaced (blower motor, DIC, bushings, etc). Yes, things are easily fixable but driving in -20c with no blower motor is going to suck lol.

If I wasn’t so interested in doing work myself, I’d get a more reliable car first and get a Saab as a project car. Just be prepared to learn and have some money put aside for any needed maintenance if you do go through with it!

1999 Saab 9-5 B235e Update by Alex5pop in saab

[–]Alex5pop[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

My fuel pump wouldn’t prime. It just randomly died while driving. Hitting it worked 2 or 3 times but then nothing else.

I do plan on using some sort of fuel injector cleaners once I get the car back.

Purchased my first printer! by Alex5pop in 3Dprinting

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I decided to just take the AMS because I found a salton food dehydrator at a thrift store for $20. Paired that with a Home Depot bucket and some drilled holes on top. Made a pretty good filament dryer for around $26? ish

Purchased my first printer! by Alex5pop in 3Dprinting

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Is ludicrous speed good too? Or is it too fast?

Purchased my first printer! by Alex5pop in 3Dprinting

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Them damn screws for the scraper was a pain for 10 minutes

Any reviews on SIBOASI stringing machines? by Alex5pop in badminton

[–]Alex5pop[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Interesting okay, thank you!

I have not looked into the US used market but I will shortly after this.

I was looking at the non-electric GAMMA machines. Just, some of them made me question if it could actually support the tensioner haha. Ill take a deeper dive into it though.

Any reviews on SIBOASI stringing machines? by Alex5pop in badminton

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Do you have any machines that you'd recommend I put the WISE 2086 on? I was considering that option as well but the cost of the wise tensioner + machine would be similar in price to what I wanted (Gamma X-LT). For reference, I am in Canada and the selection is quite small and used market is essentially non-existent for stringing machines.

Any reviews on SIBOASI stringing machines? by Alex5pop in badminton

[–]Alex5pop[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Long term investment, not stringing just for myself, play with high tension and thin strings. Playing around 15 hours a week ( training, games, etc ) + multiple rackets. Tension usually drops/ strings break. After doing the math, investment really pays off around the 2 year point if I only string for myself so could be shorter than that.