I used to dread reading the horrors that David was encountering but still had to read. The above video my jaw dropped and I smiled at the same time. I am emotionally invested now.

I once fixed a gashed engine block leak with jb weld. Of course machining it would be better, but since that isn’t going to happen JB weld is probably a decent alternative.

CAN YALL PLEASE DO MORE OF THIS.

Seriously, interesting Interviews are always fun, and 100% better when i can read them in the tiny 2" x 2" 50% zoom window I read everything in at work.

Well that seals it. I’m a Dax fan. He has always been a funny guy and worth watching but now he is a cool funny guy.

I ignored a small oil spot under the back of my 97 ranger. It drove like a totally different vehicle when the rear diff seized.

Think connecting a 12V battery to a 6V system might have contributed to that a little?

Search around for a 5000 turbo engine for parts and piece yourself together a nice, drivable, mildly collectible, car that would be welcomed at any VW/Audi event.

I’ll use the coupe as the donor for the sweet 4000s instead thank you very much.

What are you talking about? The red one is a manual.

“absolute badass in the courtroom.”

fresh tracks / no do-overs.. Seems like a little shot at Block.

In a Focus RS.

Even if you don’t crash in fiery ball, you run an extremely high risk of causing dangerous damage to your manifold and even possibly having your floor pan explode beneath your feet!

The Internet: man’s epic monument to reminding you how little you’ve accomplished in your life.... and porn.

I miss the days where I wasn’t constantly reminded that I am a boring person.

Shitty Superlative Thread, Goooo!!!!!

Project Binky is so good that I send them money.

Anyone who hammers on the end of a wrench or ratchet to loosen a fastener is not allowed in my shop. When dealing sketchy fasteners on old iron, you’re best to leave the impact wrench in the drawer and loosen stuff by hand. If you’re careful and experienced, you can ‘feel’ the difference between a fastener that is…

All that hard work down the drain.