Ah. Thanks for the info.

That's the northern hemisphere for you.

I'm trying to figure out the 1-Series BMW with the huge "NISMO" decal on the hatch glass.

I think I speak for everyone when I say "I love technology."

Yesterday a taxi. Today a police car.

I can't believe #3 actually happened. That is hilarious! That Sentra looked absolutely awful when they started.

I love how you said "mostly". Very careful wording is accurate.

I find it so funny how my brain works. The moment I saw the wheel in the lead picture my brain screams "V10".

I agree. Looks more like the Tokyo Drift RX7 to me. I don't see any Supra there.

I lol'd when I saw the hashtag.

The only reason I know is because I'm Canadian. We're obliged to support him despite the fact that he's evolving into a douchebag.

Miley Cyrus. And it's spelled Bieber, not Beiber.

Good to know. And they're not even full EVs. Interesting. Looks like Nissan omitted something they really shouldn't have despite the price advantage.

I'm just disappointed in myself. I graduated from a mechanical engineering program and I mess that up? I am ashamed of myself. I should go hide in a hole. But hey, that's the best way to learn: by making mistakes. Once I read CobraJoe's explanation, it made sense. And then I felt stupid.

Now that I think about it, you're right. I was totally wrong. It's weird to think that a spring gets stiffer if you removed coils, and therefore steel or whatever the material happens to be, when you'd think it would be the other way around.

Altering the length of a spring in its free state condition does not change it's spring rate (N/mm or lbs/in). Engineering 101.

Whoa thanks for the NSFW heads up!

I don't know if this sounds weird or not but even when I'm in a deserted parking lot, I still park inbetween the lines for the sake of habit. Hopefully I'm not the only one.

Lol. I had the exact same reaction.

When it comes to headlights, I always stick with the OEM setup and OEM bulbs. I once tried installing HIDs on my 99 Civic. Once I switched them on for the first time after installation, I immediately took them out. It was brighter than before, but it was reflecting everywhere. Thank god for my self-leveling bi-xenon…