Don’t ruin his fantasy while he’s jerking it. He’s been edging on that thought for his whole life.
UCI World Tour Women’s races started implementing Podium Boys a year or three back. I know, it’s cycling, so stay off my car-roads and keep your hippy bikes to yourself and you deserve to get run over blah blah /s but that’s almost kinda fair.
I’d had a margarita. You know we’re going you’re trying to go 300.
It’s been a few years since I left Chcicago but there was a Fickdichgelb Carrera GT whose owner lived off Division St in Wicker Park. And he drove it with some regularity. I’d see it a few times a month, easily.
Nobody? Really?
Style 32s look good on anything up to, and including, E39s.
Math was never my strong suit.
You say that like it’s a bad thing.
Because Genesis is a Hyundai brand?
Oh man. I hope it has a version of the 3.8L twin turbo V8 and looks like one of their current cars with a body kit.
bicycle gear changing rods
This is some sort of heresey, I know, but I believe in many hundreds of thousands of years, historical autologists will dig up a Caprice headlight assembly/corner of the front bumper, and declare this species a primitive ancestor of the prolific and evolutionarily more advanced bavarius eethirtynineus.
I drove M2/3/4s at an M track day a month or two back, all with the DCT. If I were shopping a new M car, I’d go for the DCT in a heartbeat. As computelectrified as everything else on the cars is, it makes no sense to keep the slower and more labor-intensive gearbox. Getting the DCT and then an E36 with three pedals…
Right. Same ratio.
6 cylinders at 15,000 RPM has 375 cylinders firing per second (15,000 rpm = 250 rev/sec, 1 combust cycle per 4 revolutions, 250/4 = 62.5 combust cycles per cylinder per second, 6 x 62.5 = 375 combust cycles per second). 6 cylinders at 18,000 RPM has 450 cylinders firing per second.
Yeah, because telling black people to know their place always ends well.
I wish they’d drop an E31 shell on a modern chassis and shove a N74B66 under the hood. I can’t be the only one.
I’m right there with you, not caring much for newer Bimmers. However, this morning I did an M Trackday and there’s a post above describing it. It didn’t make me want a new M car at all, but it definitely made me understand why the current lineup is what it is. The cars are just too damned drivable.
Happy to help!