Huh? The terms are interchangeable and mean the same thing.
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CCM brakes last significantly longer on track than iron. The issue is that if you have an off, you risk cracking the disk, requiring replacement (and the manufacturer usually recommends replacing in pairs).
The GM rotors are Brembo. They just don’t have a Ferrari / Porsche markup.
The B5 Audi S4/RS4 requires an engine out service to replace anything remotely related to the twin turbochargers, which were prone to failure. That’s a pretty big PITA.
It’s not only likely, it’s confirmed as happening.
He sold a company that he founded for $700 million in under a year. If he had even a 15% stake, that’s over $100 million before taxes. You then place most of this money in irrevocable trusts that are lawsuit proof, and you are still worth tens of millions of dollars no matter what the lawsuit outcome is. Happens all…
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Just because he built it doesn’t mean he has any clue of how to run it.
“$70 billion”
Lol. Was trying to illustrate that the chairlift hugs the ground and the plane wasn’t even close to it.
The article said “cable snap”. But yes, it doesn’t even seem that the camera cable was snapped. Pretty bad reporting here, to be honest.
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No, it wasn’t. Watch the video. The lift (Salastrains) is at most 10m off the ground.
The camera cables are not even remotely close to the chair lift cable.
The adjuster doesn’t have to screw anyone, CCC does it for him. Most corrupt company of all time.
Using it to buy a house and pay for the portion of my MBA that isn’t covered by scholarship. So, definitely going to good use.
All of mine were.
Well, there is no fine print, this does indeed work.
Yeah, but if no one in the entire chain has bothered to be informed, how is that the fault of the profiteer? Let me illustrate:
Language in the final settlement was: