Look at these two photos and compare them to the basic figure outlined here by LeMons. He’s missing all sorts of triangulation points, most notably on the roll hoop above his head. It would take nothing for that to get super bent. Additionally, there are no spreader plates where he attached the bars, meaning a tiny…

I like your point about save truthers, and the real truth here is that yes, Couture shot it right into his glove. The important bit, though, is why he did that and the answer is because Flower read the play and got there. He did an amazing job of getting across the crease and getting his glove in the spot where he had…

This is the highlight for me:

Possibly Sidney Crosby? He may not have reached Gretzky-levels but I’m not sure that comparison should have ever been made. That said he’s still gotten his team 3 cups and he’s only 30.

Great insight into Labo, which a lot of people still seem to be confused about. However, this is filled with crazy grammatical and structural errors. Please run this by an editor.

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I have a suggestion, Tom cshould write an article about the 987 Cayman instead so I can complete step 6.

Obviously the value of having their car exactly how they want it is greater than the value of that depreciation.

The problem with that is the car still has to be able to sell itself without mods. While people like you and me know the potential these cars have (it was actually my second choice after my Cayman), many are still unaware or afraid to mod their cars.

I sold my 96 Buick Roadmaster and bought an 08 Cayman. People think I’m crazy for liking both of those cars equally. They think I’m crazier still when I tell them I cross-shopped that Cayman with a Subaru, Toyota, Chevy, BMW, Ford, Cadillac, Mercedes, and Honda. Brand perception is dumb.

It’s less about the horsepower and more about the torque and the character of the engine, I think. I have so much fun with my Porsche flat-six because, despite its 245 horsepower, it pulls consistently from 3000 to 7000 rpm, revs very quickly, and sounds amazing. It might take me 6 seconds to get to 60, but I’m having…

I took apart my computer to swap the CPU cooler and it wouldn’t turn on. I spent half a week thinking I friend the CPU or mobo by getting thermal paste somewhere it shouldn’t go, meaning I’d have to drop a couple hundred replacing (or upgrading) one or both. Luckily I knew to test cheaper solutions first, so I picked…

Do it! I don’t know what you drive but it doesn’t matter because you deserve some automotive fun after this April snow bullshit.

Yup! I’m itching to murder some cones... Are you going?

Actually, I am! I live in Minneapolis and would be more than happy to let you have a look at it. You’ll also be able to find me at the autox at the end of the month.

It came like that. I don’t have the stomach to pay what it would cost to have them professionally made and applied, but they were a good sign that the seller was a die-hard Porsche fan. (That and the fact that he was the head of Concours for his local PCA).

I paid a bit more for mine a couple months ago, but it’s got red over tan, an extra set of wheels, and the owner took care of it obsessively so I don’t mind too much. These cars are hilariously good value in the sportscar world. They may not be the top in terms of speed per dollar, but they nail every piece of the…

Cubelock is busted as hell. I am a somewhat-casual, FTP Hearthstone player and I crafted it just so I could have one top tier deck. But man is it busted. Yesterday a priest stole both my Voidlord so what did I do? Cubed my Doomguard, Faceless’ed that Cube, and Taldaram’ed that Cube. Turn 10 comes around and I play…

Hearthstone: Fun and Interactive^TM

Learning how to better control your car is never a bad thing. Throttle/brake modulation, how to correct for under- and over-steer, how to stay calm despite the conditions, and feeling out the limits of the available traction are just some of the things you can learn at a school like this that have practical…