“all using the same car”

This is genuinely what I hate about Nascar and modern racing in general. Let’s run stock cars with homologation requirements. Maybe one specific car dominates, maybe it doesn’t, but I want to see some mechanical ingenuity on the track. Driver skill is very important, yes, but what if we had…

I have a friend in Houston that does paratransit. It exists and I’m rather confused as to why you think that it wouldn’t exist because one couple decided not to utilize it.

Roses are red

The new Saturn Sky?

except an equivalent square engine would be 1.3 liters and have more than 56 horsepower because it will rev out AND have your torque. I’ve driven a stroked out dune buggy and it was easy but I found it fought revs and just wasn’t fun. In my opinion “because more torque” shouldn’t be an argument for strokers, it should…

nothing, I said stroke may not exceed a 1/4 inch over bore. I gave no minimum criteria, but I’ll calculate something based on a bore of 3.5 inches since that is fairly common and give a minimum stroke. first let’s do a maximum and since displacement based on my suggestion =pi*(bore/2)^2*(bore+1/4)*# of cylinders the…

I just punched in my last name and saw that exact cookie cutter letter a few times. There were maybe 15 people listed.

All you need to see are the cookie cutter responses to know what happened. I saw a variety of people with my (extremely uncommon) last name posting the same three things over and over.

I’d like to propose a different equation in which stroke may not exceed bore by more than a 1/4 inch and the size of your bore is limited only by the size of your block and your imagination.

That’s what, 3.50 American?

Yes tovarisch, buy Saiga. If make good shotgun, make good car.

Midengine Ion Red Line

the real question is who doesn’t fast forward through Mike.

portable hot tub

my current daily is a Saturn that was babied
I abuse it
my current project is an RX-7 that was abused
She is babied

It all comes down to what you, the owner, want out of your car.

cue “Act Your Age: Drive a Car” by Jeremy Clarkson

checks door of 1988 RX-7 “Made in Japan”

*breathes relieved sigh*

the LFA is one of those cars that looks LOOOOOADS better in real life than it looks in pictures. I agree on it being way too expensive though.

RX-7's are way easier than people give them credit for. It’s mostly just adjusting them to run optimally.

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