Third time’s the godsdamned charm, I guess.
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Oh Gods, getting parts for these are gonna suuuuuuuuuuuuuck!
Me too. Having lived in Absecon and needing to go to the CG base in Cape May 3 times a week for physical therapy. I would take different ways to break up the monotony. But yeah, how TF did this happen? I hope to whatever deity that he was not dicking off on his phone.
As both of my daily drivers are sticks, this is stuff I do on a daily basis. It was always drilled into my head to rev match when skip shifting, whether up or down. After a while, it becomes muscle memory.
Back in my college years. I had a CRX Si whose clutch decided to just stay engaged all the time on the way back to my apartment. Being the hard-headed schlub I am, I was not about to let the physical connection between my engine and transmission incapable of separating stop me.
“I have been accused of being the only person under 50 who gets excited by late-model Acuras”
So, hilarious story here that SO enforces your point. In the interests of things, I will be keeping this rather anonymous.
So would that technically make it the world’s largest Etch-A-Sketch?
My V6 with a stick Accord has a mild cold air intake on it. I never bought for the “extra power, yo”. I bought it for the sound.
“For all their willingness to bathe your face in the sickly yellow glow of a check engine light, early and mid-2000s VWs consistently had some of the best-feeling interiors of any carmaker. Materials felt substantial and well-chosen, switchgear was satisfying to use, and everything just seemed to be of a slightly…
I have a recipe for a sauce that I use when I make ratatouille. My sister wanted it. So this is how I do my recipes now.
Too much forced chemistry. Fichtner is the best thing so far. I’ll give it the standard 3 episodes and evaluate.
Kept getting pulled over. Wasn’t until I turned the color selector all the way to honky that it stopped.
Motherfrakking winner here!!!
Seriously. Go get it. The show is a slow burn, but I can forgive it on the merit that they really are trying to cram as much from the book as possible.
Seriously. Go get it. The show is a slow burn, but I can forgive it on the merit that they really are trying to cram…
Yes. So have I.
You’d be surprised to see how many manufacturers use those type of fixes. As a veteran of numerous years with Asian makes, this type of fix is more common than you would think. But it works.
For as much crap as they get about their nose, the UA9 (4th gen SH-AWD) is a wonderful driver.
Even watching videos of divers repairing props underwater will cause the hairs on my neck to stand. I’ll also inadvertently be holding my breath. Yeah, a few tilt boogie phobia.