Let the record state that my first thought was to recommend a Jeep J-truck.
But those didn’t come with quad cabs, so I put my sensible hat on (a hat that I very rarely wear).
Let the record state that my first thought was to recommend a Jeep J-truck.
But those didn’t come with quad cabs, so I put my sensible hat on (a hat that I very rarely wear).
Not so sure about your diagnosis. I just checked WebMD and apparently a punctured lung means you have Lupus, Cancer and Cancerous Lupus.
Come on, who are you? Marcus Welby M.D?
I play a game where, after I tell somebody I ride, I wait to see how quickly they start talking about motorcycle accidents in some way. Then after they inevitably do so, I tell them, “So I play a game where, .....”
I flap; therefore I am.
But I flap the paddles.
Ferrari is the only current mass-producer of a flat-plane crank V8 with that particular firing order. It buzzes like two inline-4s because the crankshaft is the same shape as an inline-4. The Porsche 918 and Lotus Esprit also share that design.
It’s a flat plane-crank V8. The only current American flat plane V8 is the Ford Mustang GT350/R, the rest (including the LS) are all cross-plane crankshaft design.
Flat-plane crank
Pretty sure these guys know what they’re doing.
Production, no. Closest would be like the McLaren SLR that had them right after the front tires.
This comes down to packaging and ease of routing especially on tight engine compartments when running 4" downpipes, OR just laziness. I see it a ton on big turbo drag cars like F-bodies, Vettes and Stangs. It’s either a…
I’m guessing that’s the easiest exit for exhaust.
I gotcha guys
Hmm, where’d my “front-drive” qualifier disappear to...
(it’s in there now, danke schoen)
Most powerful hot hatchback in the world? Really?
Ah man I cant believe I missed the window to submit. Honestly I look forward to this every year. Might as well write mine here in case anyone wants additional reading.
Wish hipsters didn’t choose beards, flannel and the outdoors and their “thing”. I’ve enjoyed those things for a while, now hipsters want to talk to me about some obscure musician. I just want to enjoy my non-PBR beer and listen to some Slayer.
If this makes it to the States, I see it being a hit with the equestrian crowd.
Will there be a King Ranch Edition? I just gotta have my $90k+ pickup truck for work and junk, you know?