This was a good decision for this car. I’d limit his pieces to cars with pure-bred track intentions. Z28, ACR, something with carbon brakes and barely street legal rubber. For dual purpose cars, I don’t think it would be as good of a fit.

Bolts! stripping them, rounding them, dropping them, losing them, over/under torquing them. Most of my problems revolve around bolts and their plastic push pin counterparts.

I am still on my first motorcycle: a 2007 Yamaha FZ6

This just blew my mind. So just order a coke and use your own rum. Brilliant!

Yup. That’s why I think the second sentence is backwards. I would have expected her to to say that Hummer is a make, not a model. But she didn’t. And Hummer is a make in her little drop down list, so I’m wagering the sentence was written backwards.

Problem the first came when I had

Thanks for responding Doug, but I am going to continue believing my theory is correct.

What a glorious surprise on this Monday. I am going to assume that you are moving the Skyline/Hummer article to Mondays so you can help Patrick with new Lanesplitter articles on Wednesdays. Good man!!

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Having somebody document the learning process would be fantastic. There are just so many initial experiences that are counter intuitive for somebody who has only driven cars before.

Wow, I love my 20S. Being in Arizona helps for the waterproof part.

I’m pretty pumped for the gear reviews. Right now the only people I know who review gear also sell that gear. I’ll appreciate a review that is at least one middleman away from manufacturers.

our country’s future organ donors.

My family hated how short the engagement zone was on my RX-8. I miss how well defined that engagement zone was.

Same here, except with customers BMWs.

I’m glad I’m not the only one who gets upset when I hear the “torque ratios” line. That is not a thing! Also, the lady who makes her payments on time clearly states she hit a station wagon as if station wagons aren’t worth having fixed.

Unsweetened Iced Tea is the only correct answer here.

That’s only true if you pissed off a passive person. If you do that to a rageoholic in a truck with no fucks to give, you may end up losing, very badly..

Agreed. I guess these are ways to deal with shitty drivers. But they sure as hell aren’t good ways to deal with them.

They weren’t really random strangers. You did select them based on a predicted outcome. Now let’s balance this out by seeing what strangers think in the tailgating lots of a Kenny Chesney concert.