Not sure if Kinja’d.

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My buddy services those engines in cranes, generators and for fire pump engines. Fortunately, there’s zero reason to be concerned about the electronics on the engine(the FCA electronics on the truck could be another story). The injection events for the injectors may have increased on the latest ISB, even as such, he…

“I will hardly be using it for the next three years while going through rigorous training/flight school.”

$6k Dodge Magnum V8

It’s been a great run. Thanks for the mammaries!

This is to tell you all that I will not be posting “lovely lady” awards any longer.  I’ve been doing it for almost ten years and have decided to hang it up. 

Crucially and more importantly, he let Dodge make the Hellcat. Some of the folks running that business are pure gearheads, and he didn't stand in their way, but rather encouraged it. That's leadership. 

“Mike Manley" is the name you would make up if you had to write jokes about the company that gave us the RAM POWER WAGON and the Dodge Challenger Demon Redeye Hellcat

“Can we test drive it?”
“NO IT IS VALUE DIRECT! NEXT!”

YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES!

No Facebook for me. Keep Oppo great.

Facebook? No, thank you.

Or you could join Oppo where the rest of us talk about our projects...

But the Suburban is moving 8 people. If we want to move 8 people with a Prius, you need either 2 trips or 2 Priuses. Passenger miles per gallon isn’t really conducive when combining the fuel mileages; so instead, we can use gallons per 100 passenger miles (the 100 is so that we don’t end up with super small numbers…

Unless that Suburban has more people in it.  It was more efficient for us to drive 1,000 miles in 1 Suburban with 6 people in it than it would have been to drive with 4 people in one car and 2 in another car.  

So uhh, Sergio... how about that Magnum?

This is a pretty amazing partnership that could really take over the performance electric car market.

You say that like it’s a weird thing.

I read this entire article in John Davis’ voice.