I had one of these for Dreamcast. I think it was TXR2. I sunk countless hours into it. I had an unstoppable R33 that was still no match for the final boss. He was based on the Z from Wangan Midnight. I came up with a plan to challenge him at just the right moment during an underground tunnel section that had concrete…

I actually know some things about this type of thing.

I think the trailer behind the Discovery held an aluminum boat - there’s an outboard motor just lying behind it. It’s astonishing that it just melted away. 

Of course it’s keeping the stick. It’s going to be the same car, with a few new ‘custom’, redesigned touches - new lights, wheels, and maybe a slightly revised roofline. It’ll also come with a slight uptick in horsepower. And one or two ‘limited run’ paint and interior design schemes to celebrate, say, the 55th…

I’ve had Nilights on various off-road vehicles for the past few years. None of them have experienced any dead LEDs yet. The only thing that’s happened is that one of my pods had their finish begin peeling off around year 2. Hit it with a rattlecan and good as new.

I been running them hard on off-roading and camping trips since March. So far I have not seen any yellowing, dead LEDs or condensation. Heat dissipation has been fine even after 3 hours of use at a time.

His disaster response will be tremendous. Some people are even saying, some really smart people, people he’s known for a long time, are saying it will be the best response ever. A bigly improvement over past administration’s responses.

I like how their IFS diagram shows some ancient swing-axle design, like it’s a old Corvair.

Agreed. Though I can’t really complain too much, because those idiots keep a great supply of gently used Rubicon take-offs available for a decent price.

Skydio 2 drone follows a remote u Carry and has much better sensors than the mavic. It's truly an autonomous drone that can follow u through the woods but yea not with coverage like this at all!

Not that long ago I heard about drones that would follow a beacon signal worn by a skier/rider etc. Not sure what happened to that tech., but nothing will beat a skilled drone operator anyway. This footage is fantastic. I’m sure it still took dozens of practice runs for both the rider and drone pilot to get in sync. 

Yeah, but I can go for longer than 17 Seconds, so I’m definitely interested in this truck.

If you buy a manual transmission 4 cylinder truck with manual stuff there isn’t much to actually go wrong. And anything that needs fixing is usually super cheap off Rock Auto or Amazon.

So.. a new adaptation of World War Z that does a little more than skim the source material?

I guess lots of people asked their doctor if Kia Seltos was right for them.

I have been driving a new Ranger for almost a year. My first truck. Very happy with it and have no complaints about the transmission. For the first 1K miles or so, the computer is monitoring how you drive and then adjusts shifting to match. After that period, it has been smooth sailing. I also tow a 5K lb Travel…

Even 7 speeds can be very frustrating to drive.  Most of these trans are programmed to constantly shift so that you save MPG.  That comes at the expense of climbing long hills and having it rob you of power frequently.  

You know what? This will decimate all, after you put about fifteen grand in it, or more. If we have to, overnight some parts from Japan.

You can still find AE86's in that price range.