I gotcha.

I tend to try and get the most done when I have to work on our cars, so if it comes time to replace the rear pads, I'll go ahead and do the rotors too, and probably the fronts, and maybe even the brake fluid. I'd rather get it all done at once than space it out. But I totally see what you're saying. We're…

But some of that has merit. If your water pump is driven by the timing belt, and you need to replace the timing belt, you might as well do the water pump while you're in there, they're cheap and it's peace of mind. Not to mention if it does fail later you're going to have to take the tbelt off to get in there.

Plus people don't realize how the manufacturer puts marks on all the pulleys so the belt lines up and you don't have to retime the damn thing.

Did my gf's tiburon v6's tbelt a few months ago and her brother in-law was like, how the hell's he gonna do that you need a machine to get them retimed and shit... I just look…

I've tried to explain this to people over the last 2 or 3 years and nobody wants to listen. Damn old wives tales of the mechanics. Similar story to "don't change that old transmission fluid with new fluid, it will ruin your transmission because of all the cleaning additives, etc."

Assuming from the low comment you drive some sort of smaller car. You should be able to get both front/rear wheels on one side up in the air from the jack. Do a quick on and off and back on and you'll be fine.

I used to go to the grocery store across from my apartment sometimes to work on the car because the lot was…

My parents test drove one about 10 years ago, and the legroom for the passengers in the back seat was non-existent. I was 15 or 16 and could not sit in the back seat.

It was the worst SUV i've ever ridden in.

Anywhere that's just a bunch of hairpins. I don't know why people think hairpins are cool, but I'll take rolling hills and banked curves that can be taken at WOT any day.

Watch the videos, it is very clear what happened.

Alabama and HuffPo? No Fox? lies.

That diesel smart really wasn't that bad. If you live in a city where you're never going much over 45mph or 70kmh, it got there pretty quick. And isn't that the whole point of smart cars? City driving?

Definitely rust. It can also happen if the rotors get really hot, you set the brake, and let the metals cool together. Had it happen on one side of my volvo a few years back. Couldn't get it unstuck so I just took the assembly out.

I'm pretty sure you could invest that in the market, return something like 15-20% a year, and never have to do anything ever again. Live off interest. Buy an island, or a politician.

Seriously disappointed. but +2 points for keystone copping them around it.

The sound that made was awesome.

The whole idea behind stand your ground is that if you cannot get away, you can fight back. This video is the man trying to get away from the danger, and the danger following him.

You'd think they would have like, bean bag cannons that shoot out bean bag grapeshot. Just take them all out.

It's more than off the bead, it's non-existent.

You have to switch from assassins creed play to GTA5 play. It's frustrating, I know.

You're a dick.

Not serious, but great outcome, ridding the world of dumbasses one duel at a time.