Now that’s just straight-up excellent civic planning.

I’m surprised they didn’t fork over 1500 euros and send him back out there again. Twice.

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Is there a metal strip connecting the float to the pivot bar? Can you bend the bar so the float sits higher? (but not so high that the float needle won’t seal.)

Agreed, but the butterfly shafts run through holes in the aluminum carb body and if they’re worn, they leak air and you’re chasing your tail trying to get it to run well. Weber, SK or Mikuni PHH (I found one in a junkyard!).

Camry, check.

https://www.nbcbayarea.com/news/local/tesla-plunges-over-cliff-at-devils-slide-4-injured/3118598/

I was really hoping for...

Your three words say it all

Yup— I wouldn’t be surprised to tell the FIA “Here’s $10M, keep the change.”

I’m pretty sure the only fitting license plate for this thing is “LOST BET.”

What happens when motorsport meets the Olympics?

Why can’t Batman have a second car? You know, the Batmiata.

and far less useful!

Impressive, but then again, we’re talking about the Stig here— and two of the other top four times were posted by professional race drivers (Gunnar Jeannette, Patrick Long) as well.

I’m a high school classmate of Sam’s and he’s neither bleached out nor is he a Baby Boomer. He is a sharp, driven businessman.

Anything with valves is a disappointment.

“Transportation accounts for 27 percent of US carbon emissions. Of that, more than half comes from the vehicles that travel our roads: passenger cars; light-duty pickups, vans, and SUVs; and medium-to-heavy-duty commercial vehicles.”

Editors? Here?