yah, brah. It's like trying to say you made your Ikea furniture by hand. Sure you assembled it, but you didn't glue the mdf board in your kitchen...

2x22 stage one blades probably cost 6 figures in total, if not more...

Just add an axle and some good frame mounts for things that go pew pew.

You can never have too many portals. Awesome steering wheel portals for extra belly fat clearance!

I like the way it looks so much that I'm considering building a 'kit car' that looks like the GT-R.

Yeah, it's a legit company.

That's damn odd.

Or turning off DSTC was the reason he couldn't move.

They need dem low profile tyres.

Not only that but flying high is safer than flying low. You have so much potential energy to cash into speed once you need it.

Nah, screw servicing. Just refill the thing with world destroying refrigerant, every single day, because it just fizzes out of that tiny hole underneath the 2nd hardest place to reach in the engine bay, number one being the hole itself.

I was just generalising the old americans cars, sedans, wagons etc that got miserable hp out of +4L engines.

The old american v8 engine sound was the sound of all the horsepower that got lost between the fuel tank and the wheels. 5.4L and only 140hp, HOW?

It doubles as a brake cooling duct and a Starbucks cup heater.

What's your plan when you can't change your stone age mindset?

I don't know man, I heard engines can break as well, better pull that shit out too.

Even though fuel prices have dropped a lot, it's still super expensive in yurop and daily driving a truck is something I'll never understand . They are hard to manoeuvre, park and fit on the road in general. Why would anyone use a truck to buy groceries, you can't even use the bed to carry valuables.

Well, as I've only driven brand new Volvo's since I first got my driving license 3y ago. I'm in for a world of pain. Buying a car of my own will be tough, my ass is so spoiled.

It doesn't, car is just a rebadged Opel.

Problem number 1: You run, you wave, driver looks at you (this means he is not looking ahead) and then looks forward again only to see a pile of cars he could've seen a bit earlier if you hadn't distracted him.