Not really sure how understeer is ever fun... oversteer is scary as hell, hence fun.

And using this car instead of a regular crown vic will definitely keep kids off drugs.

But that is true. Handling isn't the same as grip. A heavy car can have tons of grip, and go around a corner really fast. But handling? The transition from one direction to the next to the next? Heavy cars suck at it.

I live in Wisco. Snow tires are incredible. All seasons might be okay if they are BRAND NEW, but 2nd season on them sucks ass.

Disagree. Almost any new cars sucks compared to the mid to late 90s stuff. Stuff was lighter, simpler, more reliable, and easier to wrench on.

I drive an old audi, quattro, locking diff too. Snow tires are essential to stopping. If you put all seasons on it and expect to not fly off a cliff on a mountain pass in the middle of a snow storm, good luck.

I put ZDDP additive in Shell Rotella (has more zddp than most) in my air cooled 911. I tihnk the general thing is new cars don't need it, old cars do. Zinc caused emissions to go up, so over time oil companies use less and less of it.

How? She seemed like she recovered!

Yes, I have! And that still doesn't explain why it didn't work at all, it only explained the deletion of characters. And it still doesn't explain why they didn't buy/rent more servers, considering they knew how many pre orders they had, and how many sold on launch day... 2 weeks later, and ??? WTF. And it…

You mean peg the needle, not top out. Most cars cannot reach the biggest number on the speedometer. Topping out = how fast the car goes, which has nothing to do with what the speedometer says.

Are you fucking kidding? They still haven't told us what the problem was, or what the problem currently is!

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Wut? You had to take it down hill... to get it to 'top out'. Don't you mean it topped out at a faster speed down a hill? Or would it never top out, ie always go faster and faster on level ground? I am confused.

OMG. I totally would love to find that on a beach somewhere. It would be the best summer EVER! Chicks dig coke! And I'd be so flush! Bhahhahaha it'd be epic!

I named my boat after that clip:

This is my apartment:

I've never seen an artist that had a good grasp on cad modeling, nor knew anything about injectin molding, thermoforming, die casting, hydroforming, etc etc etc. I can't go to an "art gallery" and have any of them help me design a new enclosure for a motorola walkie talkie. Like I said... I am an industrial…

When you put it that way, I agree. The difference is, again, at my school, there were two camps of people. The types that were interested in creating beautiful things to sell to clients and be successful... and the types that would (and this actually happened) jerk off on a canvas every day for a month, and call it…

Yup. One that provides no service to the public whatsoever. That they parade around on tax payer paid for fuel, insurance, and time. While not DOING ANYTHING USEFUL.

I don't agree at all. ID = intimate knowledge of materials and manufacturing processes, as well as defending the needs/desires of the user. To me, that's just like engineering, but with more 'magic' and less numbers. Art... is paint and charcoal and emotions. I can do some engineering tasks, I can cad model, I can…