That’s because we take high safety ratings for granted here in the US.

Hell, they’d probably pay these companies to delete lane departure warning if they could.

Set the crows foot 90 degrees to the tube of the wrench. There’s also calculators to rerate them. Tekton has one on its site.

I use my crow foot wrenches fairly regularly on the end of my torque wrench.

Jesus. Here’s a good example of why zero tolerance policies are utter bullshit.

FYI a Pi-Hole will sinkhole the Roku ads. The only think that seems to get through are the backgrounds, which occasionally advertise things but don’t lead anywhere.

Finally some movement on this series. I thought it had been left for dead.

I had the pleasure of seeing one in person at a Winter Park concourse. They’re stunning in person.

I can’t wait for the day that Fauci tells Paul he’s a fucking ophthalmologist, not an infectious disease expert, so stay in his lane.

Steering rack bushings on the Nissan X-Terra. There aren’t any OE replacements, you have to buy an entirely new steering rack.

It’s cheaper in terms of material because traditional soundproofing usually works something like this:

Don’t forget the interior bits that start rattling 6 months after you buy it. You’ll be able to hear them extra well without the exhaust noise.

I currently own a Mazdaspeed 3 of the same generation. I love the hell out of it but the backseat is downright tight with a car seat in it. Of course I’m 6 ft, and I have 2 kids in car seats, so take that as you will.

For what Mitsubishi has become in the car world, they’re a powerhouse in the world of manufacturing.

Hey no worries. As long as we can agree to hate on fascists in suits, I’ll be happy to crack one open with you.

The sentence could have been constructed a bit better.

If you’re curious about why the polo and khakis, GQ did an article on it after Charlottesville in 2017:

Cars are safer, more reliable, faster, and more comfortable than ever before.

Nice of them to build in the douche light bar directly into the grill.