When you get a used clutser does it adapt to you miles how does that work?

Apparently you can reset it once or something . . . I dunno . . .

cause i have a master plan for those with bad clusters aka me

You can't reset a used cluster only a new one and only once...
 

You can buy a used one with similar miles on it but if the difference is substantial and you sell your car without disclosing the true miles you could get into a lot of trouble. Try finding a used one within a few miles of your car or one with more miles and replace it when you hit the same amount of miles.

Can't adapt any cluster over 500 miles... milage is stored in the cluster, not the ECU

TJ: what are those teeth infront of the M1? Are they for mines or for moving through sand?

I thought the dealer could reset a used cluster once . . .

nope

Great, I have a 2000 S4 with 32K miles . . .

Mine plow... Most anti tank mines explode at about 300 lbs of pressure... more
 

The mine plow moves the mines to the side and upturns them. This cereates a safe lane for other wheeled and tracked vehicles to move. Every Armor or Cav company is supposed to have a breeching platoon. the mine plow tanks plow through the mine fields, burms, and fill in minor tank traps. Then a roler tank packs down the lane into a road and explodes any mines that were missed. Then the rest of the company assaults through the breech.