Like many laws, if you aren’t being a jackass about it, there’s a good chance no one is going to report/enforce it.
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put not your faith in spellcheck!
You are welcome to bring as many as you want in a quart size ziploc bag.
Counterpoint: I’ve visited Australia three times, and was blown away each time how nice and friendly everyone was. The US service industry could learn a thing or two from how the Aussies treat customers.
Fosters is the stuff we inflict on you foreigners so we can keep the good beer for ourselves
The friction plate is typically the first component to wear out in the clutch system and they usually don’t survive 150,000 miles under even the lightest of use.
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I never would have believed this was possible until I watch AvE do it:
Clay bar is your friend.
Generally most vehicles are still fine to steer at speed without power steering. Power steering is the most advantageous for low speed maneuvers. Pulling off a highway and coasting to a stop won’t require a whole lot of steering input.
This along with the dash boards raises questions how Dodge got out of a massive recall of EVERY truck they made.
95db is pretty loud. My F500 2 stroke at 8200rpms is supposedly reaches 98db (as tested at an autocross with sound limitations) and you cant talk within 100ft of it without having to yell.
I don’t get how cops can use their own judgement to issue tickets for things like this when the legal definition is so clearly defined
95 db at a foot and half, give or take, would not be 95 db at 50 feet. Either way 95 db is loud for an exhaust.
Well sir, the state of Georgia does not specify noise limit in decibels, therefore the law is open to interpretation,” he tells me.
There’s not a stock exhaust anywhere that exceeds 95 decibels.
... I figured being European influenced they’d use blue.
I know people say to use concrete, but some of us don’t have any concrete!
There aren’t enough stars for this.