stolen from another site

Yea that will definitely lead to some unpleasant interactions 

Its accounted for, its just a calculation of consumer expectations, packaging and cost. they COULD build enough clutch to fully lock the unit, but:

Good stuff David. I always thought it was GKN that supplied their twin clutch, but it was DANA all along. Interesting. I also wasn’t sure that it was dual actuated, but it sounds like it is. It makes sense though that it is given their marketing on that graphic you know I hate.

Goddamnit! How did you manage to turn this into a slideshow, too?!? I should have known better. I DID know better. Yet, here I am — bitching to the wind. As I kick this rock out of my way in frustration, be aware that I am never opening another article or post with your byline on it, Lawrence Hodge, unless it…

WOW we finally get pictures of Bradley riding.

Speaking of loose bolts; if you happen to drive a 2002 Malibu and it happens to still have the original right rear brake assembly you may want to get it checked. I did a short 4 month stint at a factory assembling those for Chevy and I wasn’t exactly clean at the time.

I work sales at a dealership, and as for the first question, a few options it could be:

If we’ve learned anything from TG/FG, etc. is go RENT a cheap car and go race it. On road, offroad, parking lots, race tracks, doesn’t matter. Just remember to get the extra insurance.

I have a couple of relatively nice sports cars that I take out to track & autocross on occasion, and sometimes I second-guess the route that I took, especially since I tried SCCA rallycross last year. You can buy a competition-prepped E36 or Spec Miata for pretty cheap (some single-seater racers are not too bad…

I’ve got what I think was pretty good insurance. They offered me about $3,600, less my $500 deductible. By all accounts this seems like a fair valuation given the milage, even though comparable vehicles with similar milage are going for about twice that. But they told me that’s not really how valuation is…

Listen pal, I’m just reporting what my no data tell me.

And props for it, but still

Orlove wrecked a Fiat 124 Spider Abarth in August 2017.

It’s like you write for Jalopnik or something...

I used to watch a lot of HGTV with my ex. I am positive Joanna and the woodworker are having a torrid affair. They have so much chemistry and he is competent, which strikes me as important in a partner and something Chip lacks.

If I had to guess, I think you guys are in agreement with each other, but you’re essentially talking semantics. Yes, a part time 4wd system with a locked center diff has a nominal 50/50 torque split. Assuming all 4 wheels are getting the same traction and have the same loading, 50% of the torque would be sent to each…

oh, how little faith you have in their ability to ruin everything.

omg, i didn’t think the question with a 2 or 3 digit answer would actually become a slideshow

What the fuck is wrong with you?