How did these Philips 60W bulbs not make the list?! They’re so damn cheap and seem to do a great job!
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Not necessarily. Spec book for state of Ohio allows for up to 6” compressed thickness. FWIW I initially watched that with a really bad connection and it looked like all the asphalt had come up leaving the 301 bare. Now that I’ve seen it again, it looks like the 404 was all that came up.
Yep the entire front row is always always 100% handicapped with no other regular spots, you’re right. And I’m the retard? So how about this 4th corner that you keep magically forgetting about? Ya know the other one that is the opposite of “the front” (the back) and on the opposite side of this Barney collection bin.…
There’s more than one side to a parking lot you dipshit. No one said that specific fucking spot where the purple donation box is. They said the end fucking spot meaning ANY end fucking spot.
You know that because there is a spot and a half gap there. Wolfman meant the literal edge. Like right next to the curb, which is what this dipshit (BMW owner) should have done
That top layer of asphalt is about 5” too thin. Typically the top layer is about 6” thick.
Man I know the MK4s got a bad rap, but I can honestly say after having one for 10 years and 160,000 miles (picked up at 35k) that I didn’t have one single thing you listed go wrong. What did go wrong was: ignition coils (recalled), downpipe x3 (all ohio rust belt), steering rack x2 (again, rust belt and re-man), a few…
Funny- he cited Legos as the reason why he probably became an architect, which is the same reason I became a civil engineer.
You're absolutely right. Guys all over the forums are complaining about how bad the manual slips as soon as you chip it.
And upgrade the clutch.
Plasti-dip is cheaper, arguably much much easier, faster, and likely just as durable.
Yeah that's what I'm thinking too. How about the fact that this officer has blank DVD's, an iPad, and a laptop! Uh, how about a couple MRE's and a phone charger? Must be an AF officer.
That's pretty ironic- I thought 1.4 was too buggy to actually use.
Fair enough. I guess I have to consider how many of these are seen on the road (almost none).
*under armor plating that is not installed (from the listing). For the life of me, as an Army mechanic, I don't understand everyone's infatuation with these things. They're slow as hell, rattle like crazy, and overall are modular but a huge POS IMO.
You lucky dog! Yeah, I'd blow them up with emails if I were you. Personally I just assumed they'd be a big pain in the ass to deal with and just dissected the drive.
*was* an idiot haha
I propose that we quadruple the number of trains on the tracks and have them remotely driven to speed up this process!
There are just certain times where you have to think about what you're doing. Sure sometimes there's a lot of mindless driving which is somewhat sustainable (i.e. highway cruising) but when it comes to certain other things like crosswalks, school zones, RR crossings, intersections, etc you should always bring your…