Dunno why the front would suddenly lock up.
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Now, all of you, go watch MST3K’s Pod People (image above). It’s one of the best.
Alteratively, go the slightly not-so-cheap route and get yourself a breaker bar. My half-inch breaker is, perhaps, my favorite tool (Software engineer by day, so my Tyrannosaurus Rex arms don’t do me a lot of good).
Two weeks ago, I wouldn’t have known what you meant.
I’m a Datsun/Nissan/Infiniti man to the core. I own 2 Nissans and a Datsun, and don’t plan on buying any other brands until I get a proper stable going, and then only buying the choicest cuts from various brands (e.g. I’d love to get my hands on an RX-7 FC one day). Though that’s how my buying preferences work, I try…
Korra has been on my list for awhile now. Finally got around to the pilot last night, and was surprised (nee, taken aback) at the quality of the show,as I really wasn’t a fan of Avatar. The animation and writing were good, but I wasn’t a big fan of the setting or plot. Moving the show forward...what, 60 years, and…
Nissan engineered my engine in 1988. How precient, then, that it also has ecoboost. I’ll keep that in mind next time some treehugger gives me the stink-eye, or when the Staties tell me “Sir, you do not seem to have a catalytic converter.” “Don’t worry officer!” I’ll say, smiling ear-to-ear, “This baby has EcoBoost!”
Nice! I’ll take 2!
Native language phone answering is too limiting. Since I’m not old, I very rarely receive phone calls.
*sees multiple venomous snakes and spiders fleeing in terror as a Holden Ute whips down the road*
Double the turbos, double the price.
I made the list! YAYAYAYAYAYAYAY
It is gorgeous and weird and just so damn gorgeous. But then, anything looks better with a pair of turbos.
The RX-7 FD. Critically Acclaimed, instant classic, MT’s 1993 Import of the year...
Torch, my man, you are making this more complicated than it has to be. The key to detecting if the car is on a dyno is....
It would be great, but I wouldn’t count on it. Saint’s Row exists basically because R* has decided that their games are serious business. Sure, they’ll have a little fun every once in awhile, but overall they want things to be serious, or so it would seem.
I know. That was my point.
Hey Shep,
Hey Shep,
“I, too, find 1,200 HP cars sliding sideways at 95 MPH, 4 inches from a concrete wall, while tach’d up to 7500 RPM, boring”