@@MJ-yi4tz yeah I wouldn't do run flats again. I actually couldn't find the non run flats again expect for a high price. Not sure if they are phasing them out but gotta look into another brand soon. I'll give those a look.

@@donaldpimentel8496 feel free to make the one minute video.

@@SamClemens-n9q they might have different options now since sellers change. It's an old video. I still have it though and still recommend it if you can find a good price for it.

@@uneverknw I actually had to do it again about 2 weeks ago. Hadn't done it since this video. Just a few palm tree seeds got in and would slow the flow of air and even stopped it fully. It's a quick, straightforward fix as long as you have the right wrench for the horizontal screw since it's difficult to access. I believe it was a 10mm wrench. Let me know if you have questions.

Facts. They are the go-to break pads. Sometimes even the mechanics or stores can recommend crap leading you to have to do your own research anyway.

You can look into wifi antennas that gather wifi signals from a further distance (some have long antennas and connect to a USB port through a dock or directly to your computer). You can use this on your laptop if that's all you have. You could also do this and cast the signal to your phone as well through the hotspot on the computer. In other words boosting your laptops ability to pickup the signal stronger via an external wifi card that is stronger than the internal wifi card in your laptop. Thats the easiest option. If you are trying to cast this public wifi signal in your home you need a wifi extender/repeater that can connect to public wifi specifically via software in the device. The device connects to the public wifi source and extends/boosts the signal further out so other devices can have a better signal. This device in the video does this but it may require messing with settings so if you're not involved it's not guaranteed it will work for you. If you do go that route get a newer model from the company which is also a repeater that can connect to a public Hotspot that may show a login screen in browser to sign in). That's the key - when you first log into the wifi from a new device it asks you for a user name and PW on a login screen in your browser like airport wifi. Regular wifi extenders may not be able to get around that. It will need the ability to deal with that requirement but essentially it would connect to the public wifi source and then cast it's own new signal which your other devices can connect to. If you decide to get a device from the company that makes the device I mention in the video be sure to reach out to the seller/manufacturer and confirm it can repeat Public wifi and still has the software to do so.

You're gooodd. I still have them on.

I would! Still have these on!

Yeah it turns out I think it was rats. When I removed the filter inside rat crap and leaves fell out and after I window screened the blower motor under the hood, I came back a few weeks later and saw it was chewed up. Smh. Probably cause it was cold out. I wiped em out though.

Glad I could help!!

I have to get back into music but that would be a good song to do for sure. Thanks for the feedback and idea!

Thank you!!

They've changed since then and I can't guarantee the ones I got would be the ones you would receive as there's so many different companies selling the same thing. It's worth mentioning that I bought two more pairs after that because the film inside with the logo on it would develop weird lines and mess it up. The only thing I can think of is heat or water got to the films but they lasted me about a year or less before they messed up so I can't recommend these or any others. I just took out the logo and kept the blue light showing under the doors.

I don't use it as often now but I do have some reflective tape on the bottom part of it.

Enjoy your akebonos!

Others seem to have gotten value from it. If you're a DIYer, should be everything you need. It's just a few panels and screws.

They are going to last a long time. I can agree with the linear feel. I love them. Still have the same ones. I'll most likely get them for every car in the future if they are made by akebono.

They've since come out with new models of this one in the video. I'm not sure if they even sell this version anymore but the software is primarily what allows you to do the things I mention in the video which the new models should have and I imagine would be significantly better now. I would reach out to them and confirm you are able to do what you looking for just in case but this is the company to look into first.

Thank you!

@@leveragelifestyle8581 of course!

Sup bro. Yeah it should handle it without issue because the handle bars have the vertical reinforcement that is welded at the 90 degree joints which prevents bending. If you are doing dips with 180kg you're a savage. The one I have has a bit of a wobble on the bottom where the vertical and horizontal legs meet on both sides because there's a little bit of a gap between the two coming together. It can be fixed by sliding a washer under or maybe they've since fixed it. I think another brand is selling the exact same dip bar since it's been a long time since this review. But I use it till day and it's in the same exact condition cause the paint on it is solid and it's been inside the whole time. Definitely a necessary tool for workouts. Good for ab workouts too.

I agree! Still running strong.

No, not at all. I still use it until this day.