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Engine swaps are still available, with some slight tweaks. The 5.7L V8 has been replaced in most cases with a 400+ hp 6.0L V8 and a 707 hp supercharged V8 is now available for a few Dodge cars as a swap.

The 2.6L TT I6 and some of the other more famous tuner engines have gotten horsepower bumps when you upgrade them

Thank you, I’ve been trying to find a replacement for Exit Strategy since they stopped updating.

50 shot of DOS? Too soon, junior.

Step 5: Punch that person in the face and get fired.

Good thing it wasn’t a black car

This is a huge part I think we’ll be hearing more about from Hagerty in the future.

That’s the great thing about having options and free will! You can very easily choose to not watch them, it’s fantastic!

It looks like the sort of clip you would find on a backpack or camera bag. The type you squeeze together to release, thats just one leg of the male end of the buckle.

And maybe better images of the part as well. Is it textured intentionally to make it more attractive-was it meant to be seen? Is it whole or a broken-off piece of something larger? Is there any logos or part numbers on it?

I’m replying to try and bump this up. Internet sluthing is a hell of a lot easier with originals.

My first though that it was bumper cover backing foam too.

Any chance we could get the images straight off the computer instead of them as photos of a screen? Makes photoshop stuff pretty tricky..

i will never understand people that buy cars to not drive them..... theres only so much looking at a car i can do before i get bored.. i’ll never get bored of driving them (well... some cars i might...)

Ahh.. We all wish, I think.

I can bolt on a new holly carb on my 350 and increase the horsepower without proprietary software and expensive tuning consultation. Old cars are far easier to work on/tune, make no mistake.  

I meant R35 I fat fingered it

OFFS, this headline is super click-bait-y. Everyone knows TSA has already ruined air travel.

According to the results of the study, the best angle is actually 45* because lots of track panels have joints at 90* to the rails. Also, people tend to cross the tracks at the angle of approach of the trail. Check out the linked article from CityLab.

With the road coming round the bend and the bikers just spill out in the street. Yeah that’s gonna result in a death if they’re going fast enough.