I agree on the Watts if you’re really going to go whole hog. My rear is full tubular, but still on a pan hard. It is a great set up for something that’s come from the OEM since late 1982.
I agree on the Watts if you’re really going to go whole hog. My rear is full tubular, but still on a pan hard. It is a great set up for something that’s come from the OEM since late 1982.
I had a ‘93 5.2 Grand Cherokee I bought as a winter beater up in PA when the fuel pump on my ‘98 Z28 went out as the weather grew cold. I paid $500 for it and drove it for two years until I moved to KY and sold it off. I could only bring one with me and I’ll never part with the Camaro. To this day, I compare prices to…
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1) I can’t believe how nice the upper dash pad is in that car. No cracks!!!!!
You may not get the QOTD, but this was a hilarious visual and the best thing I’ve read on Kinja today.
Someone gets it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Wow! Thanks for sharing this. I had never known of such a thing and now I’m eyeballs deep in studying low-background steel instead of working. Seriously interesting stuff!
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It’s like how AMBULANCE is written backwards. When you see it in your rearview mirror, it reads correctly. Same thing here.
The Honda Civic Type R looks less like a car and more like something the Principality of Zeon invented to take down Amuro once and for all.
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It’s nice to reminesce and see the MKIV in a completely period correct environment with that new and exciting aura to it. That simple video took me back. Thanks for sharing.
I’m on the same boat. I remember when all of the VQ35 stuff started hitting the streets, I always stopped and listened to anything powered by one as it drove away. The sound always gave me this spacey vibe that I enjoyed. I have heard some with obnoxious exhausts that sound horrendous, but that goes for anything.
I’ve driven 996's, 997's, 986's & 987's. I’ve sat in air cooled cars, but never got to pilot one. I don’t mind the 996/986 interior once a few modifications are done. It’s a little 90's Ford-esque, but has a charm I can appreciate.
“Big Timmy Jenkins” LOL!!!
I had a ‘93 5.2 that I bought for $500 and drove for two years while living in Northeastern PA. I loved the thing and it was ridiculous what it could claw through with factory AWD and open differentials.
I have a friend with a B5 S4 and 1st gen A8. I may have to oblige myself.
This is what’s confusing to me. I can understand TT/V160 Supras commanding a premium. The entire driveline is nearly ridiculously overbuilt front to back. The TT/A4 cars to a lesser extent (trans and diff) and then there’s the NA cars. Those things being expensive is like V6 Mustangs commanding a premium because 03-04…
This is the reason I scroll through the comments. LOL!!!
You’ve got me reading up on old Audis and that is something I NEVER do! Thanks!