I like where your head is at but I think the fuel flow limit is not a bad thing. The single tank of fixed spec fuel might accomplish the same thing. IMHO you need a way to limit the speeds and limiting fuel consumption is one way that has some applicability for the manufacturers because it forces lower BSFC numbers.

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if Sergio turns the wrangler into another soft-roader I think it's time to start questioning him as a ceo. You can't just hellcat a few things and then changes one of America's most iconic suvs and say this is what people want.

The Wrangler/CJ has survived through so many brands unchanged in basic form and function. He better not mess it up. The Wrangler IS the keep brands tough offroad image.

They were not pelted with stones in the Southern US. They were threatened with some form of lynching and searched for by guys in Pickups. Argentina often stones things. When I was down there, they were scared about people with the flu getting into the country so they stoned a couple of buses from Chile. Education is…

So unlike the Southern US special, this post stoning flee was real!

Is it bad my first thought was "Oh, this episode is gonna be good"?

Not to self: Argentinians can't take a joke

Yea that 130 grain bullet dropped him like a ton of bricks. You should see the exit wound though.

The 2015 Yamaha SR400 is exactly what you need.

Yup! I live in Los Angeles and have been commuting on motorcycles for about twenty years, currently on a FZR600 and VTF1000 (aka Superhawk) but I am about to get even more sensible and get a new Ninja 300. Took me a while to argue myself out of the "wimpy, pussy bike" nonsense. Finally realized I am too old to care…

This is the bevel drive out of my 63 Ducati Scrambler.

I learned that I never want to own a new car again and that practicality caused deep depression to set in until the car was paid off. I needed simple, clean design with a soul. I sold my "new" car immediately after the last payment and bought a lovely decades-old European car from a German gentleman who had settled…

I I don't think any amount of wealth, fame or power will grant you a favorable outcome if you try and tackle a moving racecar.

The family is angry, confused and deeply grieving. I understand that. But they're expending an awful lot of effort and rage on trying to hang this on Tony Stewart when the sad reality is the actions of their son played a major part in this. Kevin Ward got in a classic little 'racing incident' and lost his temper. …

Through it all, he had the support of his family and friends behind him. He opened his life to our community. As you would go by the shop where he and his dad worked on the car for the upcoming race or after a race, the doors would be wide open and there would always be people in and out wishing him luck, sharing a…

Not sure what Ward's family is allegedly due... guy made himself a candidate for a Darwin Award the minute he stepped out of that car and started going after high-velocity heavy death machines just because he was mad.

This is a terrible situation and I feel for the family, I really do. Still though they need to realize Ward never should have gotten out of his car, had he done what he was supposed to and stayed in he'd still be alive.

The balance of power shifted to Tony's favor when the masses found something new to rage about (Ferguson, Ray Rice), and the only people left caring were people who followed the sport(s) and realized that walking into the middle of a hot track wasn't the brightest move.