“ Or double its price to make it rigid enough not to pop its doors off.” Yeah, maybe for 1985.

You could store cantaloupes in those fenders if you kept the turn going.

Does the suspension need to always have so much travel on a stock MXiat5a?

I bought my kids one 8 years ago, I have ridden it just as much as them. It even survived a garage fire. I added new parts to replace the melted ones and it’s still awesome.

They are wonderful in concert, one my favorite bands to see live.

Does this destroy a stator or ignition coil used for small motors?

Shasta’s new retro trailers are pretty cool with bathrooms, A/C, etc...

If you have a pick up just get one of these,

If you want a good illustration of solid fuel rocket robustness, watch the Challenger’s boosters keep flying after the shuttle and main tank had blown up. NASA had to send a self-destruct command to those monsters.

Solid fuel rockets don’t require propellant-fueled turbo pumps or really any plumbing or liquid at all. They are much less likely to blow up at launch.

The 2017 Ecboost will be a sweet engine fixing most of the current motor’s issues. How much power can they make with integrated exhaust manifolds and anti-lag small turbos?

I wonder if Hennessey will be doing motor swaps for the 2017.

Saw it twice last weekend, so awesome. BTW, I think it might be better on a larger screen rather than 3-d. Too bad Avengers is sucking up all the IMAX showings.

Our company recently bought seven vehicles. These weren’t fleet purchases, just me who needed new cars and the company owners who needed some tax write offs.

It was pretty and mean back in 1993. This was the competition:

Okay, I get it. 333HP is plenty.

V6 bleh

Or this one: $16K http://www.ebay.com/itm/Oldsmobile…

Olds 88 $18,500 http://www.ebay.com/itm/Oldsmobile…

Need for Speed with Aaron Paul was a great car movie.