You’re wrong headline. This truck is incredible. A significant portion of modding something should make you think... wow, that’s idiotic. And then, 5 minutes later wondering how sick it would be to drive.

Ok. Seriously. Can we have a discussion about how Japan is ALWAYS next level? Why is it that a bunch of people in Japan get together for their cars and coffee and it’s incredible but like... in the US it’s just some garbage stock cars with ROWGs.

Tell me. This is how my co-workers explained it to me when I moved here the summer after. I don’t want to mis-information!

Was totally unaware, just snagged it off GIS. Thanks for the tip and editing.

Yeah this is also why Caltrans uses the pusher trucks to get semis over various passes.

Torch you live in Chapel Hill? Flipping... lets join a go kart racing league! I’m not weird I promise! (no but seriously, I’m weird. Like... find me a V12 for my lawnmower weird)

I believe you’re mis-interpreting the point as much as they are. While spinning wheels certainly generate “traction” better stated as friction, their point is that while spinning your tires on that surface at that rate, you’re generating almost no friction and thus the assistance is nearly meaningless.

Your argument…

Good. They’re learning. The last time it snowed here I’m to understand this fellow thought he could do the same. Spun the tires all the way until they popped. Didn’t stop. Kept spinning the rim. Didn’t stop when sparks were flying, and then let his car on fire creating the greatest photo of all time (which can be…

Yes

best

This article has more potential than it’s being used for.

In NY lots of the truck stops have blowers/brushers for trailers now.

I feel bad for this guy because you know what... you do you. But also... screw this guy for just buying cool crap and stashing it away somewhere to rot.

Literally minutes after I put it into a guardrail at 55mph. Almost no damage. This car then became a donor car to resurrect a not rusty wagon with a huge turbo and a T5 transmission (Mustang) because it got so rusty. GREAT handling car!

It relieves a lot of things. But like...

Yes. OMG yes!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

How else will they go on ashley madison at work?

I think that was their intention. But, when the adrenaline is pumping, and you’re pushing cop cars around about to bail out of a truck to hook up for a fire... it’s possible that you thought you were in the clear. There’s a lot of crap going on man.

Fair, but also I happen to know the local FD (a paid dept) had a guy too. Regardless, I think it’s obviously something people try to avoid. When a building is burning down... some stuff is gonna get sacrificed.

I don’t believe your statement is accurate. The company I worked EMS for had an individual that handled these incidents. But also what’s your suggested solution?