I thought it was platinum that was in cats.

There's one that I see around my work every once in a while, and it's pretty awesome.

Hours, I believe. Miles are a bit difficult to measure in the air.

Interesting point: That style of compressor (scroll compressor) is popular among HVAC and refrigeration suppliers. Twin screw superchargers can also have many points of contact, however.

Having nearly done that on several occasions on a loaner Pontiac Trans Sport, I agree. That was easily the worst vehicle I have driven.

To be fair, some of the best snow driving comes with just 1-3 inches of snow, so 4 inches is plenty of ground clearance.

I like this car. Just look at it. It looks so angry and menacing, like it wants to rip apart all the asphalt in front of it with just the rubber on its tires. I imagine it's also a fun ride, too, with so much handling and power in store that you could scare the pants off of anyone that rides along with you.

So, the $575,000 question: Will we get a new Saleen Supercar, ala S7 or Raptor?

My guess would be that shareholders or the board of directors didn't like where he wanted to go, or something. Or got tired of his management style. Someone somewhere knows what went wrong. But yeah, Saleen and Ford were definitely in the sack together something fierce.

Not so much "still" as "returned once the snow melted"

Hey, my name is Paul, and I have a gun...

Apparently, this one does have a 9". Shelby thought ahead on this one.

Yeah, I kinda thought that meth was more in the Northwest.

Not entirely sure how they made the axle able to handle that much power. I know 8.8s can be made to handle it, but it takes alot.

Now I really wonder what the black box recordings will show about the conversation in the cockpit between the pilot and copilot.

'T'would be a shame to be smashed over the head with an 8.8" axle...

That was my first thought. I would expect nothing less than 315s on a car like this.

Kinda sorta. More like patches so that you don't kill yourself if you do happen to achieve those speeds. Things like a splitter, spoiler, and hood vents (so the hood doesn't blow off). And some undertray stuff.

At the moment, the cost difference between filling up with regular and filliing up with E85 isn't that much different. It might actually be cheaper to run E85 than premium, and you could turn up the boost/run more advance, if your car is flex-fuel.

Way to completely ignore the point of my post. The flipping out about a shirt was an example of the fear of guns, even if virtual. What we need to do is to encourage gun safety, like making hunter's education and gun safety courses as elective courses in school, or by not flipping the hell out at even the slightest…