You might imagine a system like this would require extra sensors and controllers. While the KERS system is separate from the auxiliary electrical system, it is also known that the RB9 places especially high demands on its alternators which led to failures in the past (as constructed, materials were not up to demands).
inefficient
inefficient
Allante that pass.
So class, what have we learned? The Escalade might be a Tahoe clone to some and the future of Cadillac to others, but a toy for the hip-hop elite it is not. I'm from Detroit. You know who I see driving a ton of Escalades? Old guys that used to work for GM.
Someone's getting fired hardcore style
Is that ... a purse?
2014: As long as you can still jam an Escalade front clip on a 3/4-ton 4x4 2500 Suburban with a 6.0L, we're cool.
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Polyethylenes, and the substances that use them. Some pretty mindblowing stuff when I took Applied Chemistry my last year of college.
Nah, I optioned to license them well into the 2030's.
Science called: it wants to know what in the holy hell you were trying to accomplish with this apples and oranges chart.
Instead, I think IndyCar would be better served taking a NASCAR approach and promoting the hell out of their drivers. Let them get in fights. Don't fine them every time they say something bad about the series or another driver. Publicize it like mad. Build animosity. IndyCar used to be popular because of two big…
It's just the door resisting turning to rust ever so slightly than the rest of the car.
The Aztek suffered from having the 'Pontiac design language' foisted onto it, trying to jam the shit from the Grand Am/Prix onto an SUV. There's really only 2 exterior flaws for the Aztek:
Still waiting for those jerks to release the always 'next year, just wait' commercial conversion kits.
There are 3 things that would straighten out (at least the trailhawk version)
At those speeds, the engineering feat isn't in aerodynamics, it's finding a power source capable of hauling those enormous testicles.
At those speeds, the engineering feat isn't in aerodynamics, it's finding a power source capable of hauling those enormous testicles.