I hope that the driver has learned his lesson, and will limit his racing to the track once he's out of prison in a decade or two.

Yup. Here's my aftermarket HU in my 2012 Impreza (same dash as 2015+ WRX).

I hope that the driver has learned his lesson, and will keep his racing on the track once he is released from prison in a decade or two.

The description for S22E07 (march 8 episode) suggests that they put May in a rallycross race, and Tanner helps him out in some capacity.

I've got no clue, but I have no complaints about the appearance of my scosche dash kit.

Another commenter further up the thread explained that in Kentucky, sodomy is legally defined as any oral or anal sex, whether or not it's consensual. The Supreme Court has ruled this unconstitutional, but not all of the states have updated their laws yet.

It's actually very slightly bigger than a double-DIN, so you still need to get a dash kit.

If I were a dick, I would get those wheels for my car, and then take it to a car wash.

Good to know, thanks for the fact-checking.

The engines on the Tri-Motor were made by Curtiss-Wright.

Forester, Outback, and Legacy all have 2.5s.

Hey, my 2012 Impreza doesn't have any oil consumption issues...

Neutral: Would You Buy A Subaru? If you were in the market for a new car would you at least cross-shop it?

wait, what? You were planning on asking your girlfriend on a date by leaving 100 cahin saws around her house, and then her grandmother ate them all?

The shells also have a canard, basically a small wing. They have a longer range than regular artillery for the same reason that a glider has a longer range than a rock.

Alternatively, they could replicate what they did when Bentley refused to give them a car for Albania.

So wait, you can winch a tree with a wooden cable spool attached to a motorcycle? I'm doubtful. The video seemed to get as close to showing them winching a tree as they could, without actually showing them winching a tree. Then it show the bike pulling away, towing a tree branch behind it.

Traction control cuts the throttle when it senses that you're spinning the tires. Sometimes, you want to spin the tires.

When I was young, my father drove a 1991 Camry. The car's center console incuded this excellent lever (the one to the left of the parking brake):

Diamondback, like just about all other bicycle manufacturers, makes some turdtastic junk at the low end and some awesome stuff at the high end. Those are probably both Mission Pros, right? http://www.diamondback.com/bikes-mountain…