such a good movie!

I know, I was driving by a high school at lunch today and some kids on the street threw an object ( I think it was a single serving creamer cup fwiw) at my vehicle hitting the windshield and bouncing off. Surprisingly I managed to continue on the road without hitting the kids or any other cars, I credit my driving…

I know you’re joking because CVT sucks, but if they could come up with one that could handle racing-levels of power and keep the RPMs in the sweet spot, it’d be insane. Like an electric... (yes, continuing to poke the bear)

I’d suggest the swerve may have been reaction to a jolt/noise. It’s possible the car didn’t even know there was a bike there in the first place and just gut reaction swerved when it happened. Can’t really tell from the video. I’ve seen enough tunnel vision drivers that if they got a hit to their vehicle coming out…

Me too, plus an ‘89 passat that only blew its HG at 240k miles.
That said, the Golf was 52 miles old and both rads were a “manufacturing fault”, so I’m guessing there was a supplier issue somewhere.

dude a proper CVT would totally be fastest

Well the ZL1 does have rev matching. Without having to heel-toe that puts it somewhere between a manual and DCT.

Camaro > Corvette

Wow, nice! Just imagine how much quicker it would be with a dual-clutch, though. #thatguy

Yet another way F&F predicted the future

I kinda like headifold.

There’s gotta be a better nickname for this than headifold.

No, you really only want the air volume, although the heat helps velocity I believe. Heat stresses everything including oil cooling the bearings, which is the #1 turbo failure reason. There are some nifty turbo setups that put the turbo near the exhaust exit by the rear bumper that work well, but have a load of tubing…

No way. The turbo will get so damn hot and the car will reach heatsoak like crazy with that line of thought.

But were there 3 hot women without clothes selling the stickers? Because they won’t work without that.

Oh have you been driving around with misaligned gas molecules? My guru says that’s bad for your car.

You mean options cost...money? Oh my stars where are my clutching pearls?

Making all safety features standard may seem fine, but it increases the price of the car. Will people pay for this, or will they just buy a cheaper car without these features? My experience suggest that until government make features like this mandatory a limited group is willing to pay.