That looks perfect for changes on the floor.

1st gear: People are fucking stupid.

Much, much smaller than a shower drain. 3/8"?

I didn’t say it’s dumb.

Tell me again how IndyCar is so awesome. Former F1 drivers are just lining up to drive... Dakar, sportscars, endurance, rally... everything but IndyCar.

I’m not sure how helpful he’d be as co-driver. I’m willing to bet that a guy of his status would be the driver, with an experienced co-driver/navigator.

Awesome looking cat, and (s)he’s a great addition to the car pix.

Not on any autos, but I have seen metal sludge on the plug of my KLR (a cheap ass motorcycle). Since I don’t have one on my MGB GT, I haven’t seen any, but it certainly wouldn’t surprise me.

Nope. Not going there.

I know that now, but didn’t on my first (and only so far) change. I have the Geno’s cap.

The problem is that the oil drains so damn fast. I’ve only done one change on my truck, and it overwhelmed the drain pan. It was coming out of the drain hole faster than it was flowing into the pan, and spilling on the ground.

Possibly the biggest reason to not do this is that I use a magnetic drain plug. I like to see if there’s any metal bits in the oil.

Possibly the biggest reason to not do this is that I use a magnetic drain plug. I like to see if there’s any metal bits in the oil.

I hope everybody who designs an engine with the filter on the top gets a huge bonus and an extra week of vacation. Perhaps we should start a fundraiser for them.

It seems like the aerodynamics of a square Jeep truck vs a regular truck will be somewhat compromised. My truck (‘17 3500 4x4 Ram diesel) is extremely quiet at freeway speeds, where wind noise would be at its worse.

Union Proud!

There’s still many places I can’t pay with my phone. This card is absolutely not for me.

Neutral: With $600k, I’d spend more time traveling and fucking around. More cars & bikes, too.

I love how you counter every point I made, yet skip over the parts that don’t fit your narrative.

I hope that Ford sells a shitload of these to folks who can use them. I expect high sales in fleets, especially in an industry where they will be returned to a parking spot every night - plumbers, electricians, contractors, etc.