How top fuel motorcycle dirt drag racing has escaped my attention until now is an unforgivable crime, and it’s time…
How top fuel motorcycle dirt drag racing has escaped my attention until now is an unforgivable crime, and it’s time…
Cold Air Intakes:
Hybrid’s, brought on by the auto companies themselves.
Riding a motorcycle is inherently dangerous. It’s just the cost of doing a thing we enjoy. Clueless, idiotic drivers…
Chevy Cavalier.
This is my dream.
“What the shit is this? Waaaay to many miles. Gonna need at least another $100,000 off.”
Last time we heard tales of some downright criminal mechanics. This week we turn the tables on the customers who…
You already know three-pedal manual transmissions aren’t the “performance option” anymore. The V8-powered 2016 Jaguar…
I recently let 20 of my friends drive my enormous, military-style Hummer through a city that was designed back when…
Hey, this is pretty cool. The most fun missions for me on GTA V were the ones where you could enter buildings. R* made such a good work with the design of this game that there’s a lot of buildings i look and think “i wish i could enter that place”, then i run into the door and it’s just a wall, it’s kinda…
If you’ve worked on an older car for more than five minutes, you’ll know what it is to give a bolt your all with a…
Everything about this is just gross. And I mean everything. The contest, the attack, the injuries, the loss of life (always shitty even if justified)
I’m actually more amused at how many people keep trying to spin this into a “win” for whichever side of the aisle they root for.
diesel engines to electric alternators to drive electric motors were the ones Porsche actually built, but they caught fire during testing as power management tech of the day wasn't up to snuff.
707 is my autocross number for that very reason!
I belive the biggest issue with big rigs would be the infrastructure to charge these rigs. The amount of electricity that would be needed to charge these rigs would probably be comprable to the amount of electricity a residential home would use in a day. Now let's say that one small town like mine (Dayville CT), we…
Not related to the Tesla/Porsche thing, but related to electric infrastructure in general: Wouldn't the best driver for electric technology be big rigs? They need torque, have plenty of room for batteries, and have to be still for at least 10 hours (I don't know the regs, but I know drivers are required to rest) a day.
Call it the 707 so when Orlove drives it we can all L0L.
anyone else think its amazing that Tesla is already the target? It Toyota or Hyundai a lot longer to get that kind of respect through fear.