Re:Andy's 2019 Blue SZ5
Fits well and I prefer the fabric look to vinyl but that's a personal thing
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Then Polar wash.... then followed by the BRILLIANT .... "Polar seal"
The polar seal makes the paintwork aqua-phobic BUT it Works!
Then a "dabbing" down with this beavers fur to fully dry. No chamois! No swirlies! Perfect.
Highly recommended.
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Guy 2 wrote: Andy - does David Attenborough know about your use of Polar Bears, Seals and Beavers?
Hahaa ..... Did i not introduce myself Guy?? Andy Attenborough here
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was able to place a few handy tools in with the jack.
With Jack foam holder removed. Very nice paintwork
Some crucial (in my eyes) kit .... now loaded - x2 HAM radio's, Medi-kit, Tyre inflator, tyre pressure gauge, torque-wrench, Emergency strobe (yes over-kill is my style), Playing cards (why not), extra gain HAM antenna with roof mount, LED power torch (which reaches the moon on a good night), hand wipes, lighters, handy bags, gaffer tape (for my unsuspecting victims), mini saw, wheel bolts, compass and a glock 17 Last one made up.
Or maybe not?
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Temeraire (2018 quasar grey automatic)
One of the last 200ish of the gen3s, probably.
ADOS Attention Deficit Ooooh Shiny!
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Now all you've got to do is stop them turning on and off every time you drive through the shadow of a tree/building/bus stop/...
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Lambert wrote: I thought my fancy halogen ones weren't bad till I saw that. Thanks Andy.
My Yeti had Xenon headlights, which i thought were excellent.
The Gen4 Jimny LED's are far better, IMO.
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Bill Portland wrote: They are truly powerful head lights.
Now all you've got to do is stop them turning on and off every time you drive through the shadow of a tree/building/bus stop/...
Overpasses are causing me a headache. There’s a few on the new AWPR near me in a single stretch - folks must think I’m flashing them :/ Wonder if you can adjust their sensitivity? I’ve also noticed they don’t really cut in until it’s pretty dark outside, I see 90% of cars driving with their headlights on and mine are still off in ‘auto’ mode.
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Bill Portland wrote: They are truly powerful head lights.
Now all you've got to do is stop them turning on and off every time you drive through the shadow of a tree/building/bus stop/...
Yep, a veritable PIA, for sure, Bill. That and the slow response back to high beam after auto dipping, which is quite exciting on dark country roads.
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