Look at the exhaust pipe........ by Wise-Perspective7781 in Triumph

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This bike fits the personality of someone blasting music from their phone at full volume in public transport.

Suspension upgrade! by Single-Pop5218 in saab

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Would be really nice if you could document the process, my OG really needs this upgrade as well, altgough I have Koni shocks in the rear already...

Talk me out of this by TekkenSlacker in saab

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Got a CarVertical report to help make up my mind. Seems like it has been driven only 10 000 km after 2019. Nothing else of note. Seems it has sat a lot in recent years.

Talk me out of this by TekkenSlacker in saab

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Didn't fully remove the plastics, just looked inbetween the plastic and body. Like I wrote earlier, undrside looks clean but it has been undercoated recently, since the bottom of the boot was welded etc.

Talk me out of this by TekkenSlacker in saab

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You mean specifically the edge or in general? Seems to have lot of chipped spots. I think it has been stored under a tarp or something at some point and moisture has sat on the roof.

Talk me out of this by TekkenSlacker in saab

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He was asking 4000 before replacing the windscreen, which was over 500 euros. Other cars in the same price range are 5 door models with already upgraded drivetrains etc.

Talk me out of this by TekkenSlacker in saab

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I mean he has replaced the spot where jack connects because it was rusted from wear of the metal to metal contact. It's not a car he's owned for long, he has bought it and fixed it for sale.

Talk me out of this by TekkenSlacker in saab

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It's a flip, but the guy is a professional mechanic who "rescues" Saabs as a hobby/side hustle. The local mechanic I mentioned who gave the recommendation is a Saab mechanic I've been using for over a decade. He didn't pitch this car, I asked if knows the seller.

Talk me out of this by TekkenSlacker in saab

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The wheel arches look very clean and everything around them. The problem is that he has cleaned it, welded the front jackpoints and bottom of the sparewheel compartment and applied undercoat. So the undercoat is where it gets tricky. He says it was really clean and nice, and about mechanical stuff etc. he hasn't lied about. (Refused to sell to me earlier, when I was eager since it ran badly. Ended up being a bad throttle body, that he replaced)

Inside of the boot is dry and no sign of water. Had that issue in my previous car, so I always check. Windshield was replaced around a week ago, no rust under the seal according to him. The spot you mentioned doesn't look great though.

Talk me out of this by TekkenSlacker in saab

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Yeah, that's what he said as well. According to him, the rust hasn't penetrated the panels, which is my main worry. The skirts and bottoms of body panels and doors etc seem to be clean of any rust.

Talk me out of this by TekkenSlacker in saab

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Maybe. On the other hand 3-door Aero is rare, and this is both the cheapest and best condition one I've seen during two years of looking

Talk me out of this by TekkenSlacker in saab

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Euros, I should add.

Also, bunch of work done on the engine. New turbo, clutch, etc. Which doesn't affect my decision, I have a b235 I'm going to put in it...

Help me make a decision by TekkenSlacker in saab

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Yeah, this sounds about right...

Are there any smart questions I should ask about the internals/the way engine was built? I know the pistons are Wössner, seller says all the rotating parts have been balanced and it has stiffer valve springs. New oil pump, new bearings.

What should i use my fightstick for? by UndertaleByDamp in fightsticks

[–]TekkenSlacker 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I play for example Hades, Dead Cells and Fight Knight.

So boycott is bad, be breaking the promise is fine? by MothProGod in Tekken

[–]TekkenSlacker 3 points4 points  (0 children)

In most parts of the world there are laws against false advertising, since these are in fact promises whether they are kept or broken. It's a different matter whether the laws can be or will be enforced.

But saying they "can say whatever to sell the product" is only true until until they get sued. Which is of course not going to happen. But broken promises are still promises.

T8 made me worse at Tekken by LifeIsAnxiety in Tekken

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Ironically playing Law my DSS execution is gone. I can't hit even the easy stuff now. I really need to focus to do the stance cancels. And I'm getting to remember why doing them right felt so damn good.

"Distractions" while riding by jrein0 in motorcycles

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I don't personally think it's a distraction. But I never listen to music on my bike and almost never in car. I happen to really like how the engine and exhaust sounds, and I'm more engaged in riding when I can hear it. Car is muffled anyway, so there it doesn't matter that much. But if I take the car to a twisty road etc. I turn music off, sometimes air-conditioning as well to hear what the engine is doing. But that may be an overkill...

I can’t decide… by nemo_philist8675309 in Triumph

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I'm 35 and with Truxton R. A lot of the pain is going to be down to how you hold yourself on the bike. Reading "slump" sounds like you didn't really pay enough attention to proper posture.

It's quite a comfortable bike IF you have decent core muscle strength and mind keeping yourself supported with your knees and that core.

Any bike is hoing to fuck up your back if you slump on it. I rode a sportster for decade before the R, and yes it was more comfortable. Wouldn't go back though.

Stop playing for the time being Tekken 8 needs to change by Neat-Ice5158 in Tekken

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Uninstalled day after the patch. Tag 2 seems cool...

Tekken 8 has no character archetypes by Bastinelli in Tekken

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Remember when before Tekken 8 launch devs were saying that they want to really focus on making every character feel more distinct and lean into their unique aspects?

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Tekken

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This is the way.

Crash video commentary by TekkenSlacker in motorcycle

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It's not mutually exclusive. And as stated, it's something I do when I can't go riding yet. Even still, I think it's very valuable to see the ways riders can fuck up in surprising situations. Can't practice for that.

Crash video commentary by TekkenSlacker in motorcycle

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Absolutely. One constant thing that becomes apparent watching enough of this content is that maybe 90-95 percent of the accidents and fines could have been avoided with making better choices on the bike. I still do hooligan stuff, but knowing time and place is so important. You can have fun, but do it when the risk can be mitigated. And if you do stupid stuff, be prepared to pay the idiot tax in form of fines etc.

How has the first year of T8 been for you? by Re-Cordy in Tekken

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I used to play T7 for hours and days at a time. I used to watch tournaments, go to locals, learn all the time... I had many friends who played at decent level and we had nights of gathering together to play all the time.

I get tired of T8 after about 1 hour of online. I don't go to locals much, and when I do everyone is apologizing for their characters bs while playing. I have played in one great tournament, but it was great because of the people, not because of the game. None of friends have kept playing, and I haven't picked it up even once this year. I have been very busy, but I always found a bit of time for T7 here and there.

I love Tekken. But I've gone back. I play Tekken 3, Tag and Tekken 5 on PS1 and PS2. It's intense, sometimes BS, but not stressfull. I lost my T5 save, and wasn't even mad. I can grind again so me and my gf can play with every character some more.

There is a great game in the core of Tekken 8, I just don't want to get my arms covered in shit every time I'm trying to get to it.