Generally. Usually pulsation is a runour issue. I work in a shop and have seen runout issues on cheap rotor both old and new. The other problem with cheap rotors is recycled material of inconsistent grade. For instance we once got a pair of United rotors from Napa which are made by Raybestos I believe. It had a black…

and while we’re here... my favorite song to hear him sing

I’ve had car business connections since I was born.

Snagged it from my collection. Want any details? Still in the wrapper! Had 7 of them at one time. My parents used to own a home that prior owner was 3rd largest Chevy dealer in US during 60s. House came with more than a few extras and furnishings.

I have that album in mint condition. Still in wrapper. Sorry, not accepting bids.

I won’t use cheap bulbs on any car anymore. Some will overheat connectors and melt them. My favorite cheap part is moderately priced sway bar links. If you have decent roads where you live they still last a while. I even put sets of cheap ones on two older Audi that outlasted the originals. For cheap pads I lean…

Was DeLorean an early investor in the Nostrilfire 1800? It was a much better made car that the Snowscam Elite XL 2.2

For seafood there is one smaller chain that isn’t in every state. I love the place . Legal Seafood in DC, Boston and a variety of other cities. Over the years they have been chosen to supply food for the White House. Its fresh and the seafood is tested for your safety.

I’m a baby boomer that never got sucked into the hype. I have a couple of dozen friends with them but back in the day when I was riding I had a Honda. Now the only contact with any bikes at all is when I true or lace a rim because nobody in any shops seem to have the skills anymore.

Awesome stuff, too bad they don’t make it in the viscosity for a Mini.

Is it still applied that with the steaming cow patty technique or has there been a change in the methodology?

Is it still applied that with the steaming cow patty technique or has there been a change in the methodology?

The criminally moronic will still read the cap upside down and wonder what “YLNO 710" is.

You could always buy one cheap, rebuild and paint it with something other than the brown. I’ve always wondered why they were so hooked on browns and tans, somewhat more than other manufacturers.

I looked into buying one back in the day. Priced that vs Camaro on same day at a dealership owned by one of my friend’s dad. Ended up buying a used Saab from them about a month later.

The 5 spoke wheels also did wonders for those.

I remember when they ran the hatchback in SCCA rally and Canada had ski patrols in the wagons. Having had over a dozen Jeeps in our family I sorta wanted one back then but never got one.

I’m inclined to believe the mileage. Just a bit west here in Ohio I seen all sorts of low mileage stuff coming out of storage lately. In past few yrs an Olds Firenza with under 50k and a Chevette 4 door woody with under 40k, both rust free.

Still waiting on Ford to get airbags. I’m lucky to be one of the 2% of Audi customers who have had their cars fixed.

I became a member a few years back at the Official Le Mans website so I could look at feeds there. I get e-mails from them with updates through the year in both languages. When I access the site I have to convert it in Google translate to find where I can switch it to the english version. It supplements whatever…

My opinion. Seriously. Watch the video, he went into the corner too hot, fully locked his brakes before the curve and lost control when the car switched ends. Clarkson and May also drove that same course and didn’t crash. It will be ruled as driver’s error.