...developed via computational fluid dynamics...

Prepare to be disappointed!

Business-as-usual for the single least prepared human in history...

LOL@ThatAintNurburgringSnow

Then you get a Performance Pack Level 2!

Wobbly steering columns are pretty common in the XJ world. It’s almost always the same thing: a few star-headed bolts that are just a little deeper than the tilt pins back themselves out. I had to pull my wheel, all the switch gear, pull the tilt pins, and dig all the way down into the geometric middle of the column…

I might ;)

Sadly, no, they are only vents :(

The Level 2 front aero parts won’t easily go onto a pre-18 car. The belly pan shape is different on the new car, and the Level 2 splitter needs that belly pan to work. The decklid spoiler will go onto any S550 with the holes for a spoiler. You want it, if you can buy it. The L/D ratio is damn good. For the wheels, I…

I have actually tested a JK in the wind tunnel and blocking that gap made no impact. Surprised me, too.

Those vintage Sev Marchals make my pants tight. Noice.

I had a pair of 90 Grand Ams in high school, around the same time. Mine were both 2.5 cars, though. I probably spent less the $1,200 total for both! I actually quite liked them. Shockingly reliable (especially considering how I treated them) and like you said, they looked current enough that I didn’t get teased (as…

Monster approves.

but dat hand solved finite element method, tho...

Florida Raccoon vs Florida Man!

I thought about that, but they usually puncture their prey with their talons while carrying dinner. This guy was fully intact. Probably fell out of a tree... while running from Sasquatch!

All my pics of Sasquatch were blurry and out of focus...

Maybe Squatch is just getting sick of them running around, gnawing on shit while he’s trying to creep.

I guess we should all be grateful that neither the ballistic sky rat nor the raccoon brought their friends!

This is worse than that time Sasquatch threw a rat on my windshield while I was driving through the Santa Cruz mountains... at night...