I think the up arrows mean more damping. That seems to make the most sense to me. Going down the rough column you would want more ride height, softer spring rates, more HS compression damping and more rebound damping. Bumps are a high speed thing, so you want more HS damping to keep from bottoming out and more rebound…

Yeah, don’t do that. Steve Lehto, attorney at law goes into detail in the podcast. Short answer, if you destroy evidence it is bad mmkay. For the relevant information start the soundcloud stream at 15:20.

Lets see, $18k/hammer, $30k/toilet seat... Let’s just say that I won’t be buying a set any time soon. Which is for the best, I’ve got a three year old at home, they would be destroyed inside a month.

The most impressive part of that is the yard lights staying on. I need to find me some of those bulbs. And the blastproof housings that they are in.

Awesome picture and thanks for serving. Isn’t the joke that a helicopter is a collection of parts loosely organized around an oil leak?

EL_ULY is on the right track. Pretty much every car has been turned into something cool at some point.

Race Yugo, because race car!

According to the Aviation Herald it looks more likely that it flew for a few seconds with both engines out, and for some time longer with one engine out. My reading of that article seems to indicate that both engines stalled and self recovered over a period of 13 seconds. After that engine #1 was intentionally shut…

They are incredibly dangerous. Every time I fire mine up to trim a branch or two I end up with a day of cleanup and a brush pile the size and weight of a duece and a half that needs to be burned.

Which can only lead to diesel powered thrusters rolling coal on lifted satellites.

This will clearly lead to competing space powers adding LED bars to their satellites in retaliation.

When I grow up I'm going to be this big.

Did you know that GIS for "Dukes of Hazzard window jump" only comes back with one gif of someone getting in through the window. And it isn't even from the Dukes of Hazzard.

We'll see it in person at the Geneva Show, but we'll be dreaming of making out with it until then.

It's been mentioned in another thread, but the Zilwaukee Bridge deserves some recognition. It partially collapsed during construction, the original contractor was sued by the state, the state was sued by the contractor, everyone walked away and a new company finished it. Construction started in 1979 and was supposed…

You missed the most important point of letting your car warm up. If it isn't warm enough to blow heat it isn't warm enough to defrost your windshield and putting your warm body breathing out warm, humid air will fog the windshield even if it isn't already frosted.

So it only costs like $200 to get your VAG fixed?

That is my kind of fun switch. FA would get way too expensive way too fast, but 3 round burst seems like it would be just the right amount of fun without getting stupidly expensive.

I've got a 2002 GMC truck that has this. I think you hold down the trip reset with the key out and it will show the hours, but its been a lot of years since I've looked at that.

Consider me jealous. I have the RS200 matchbox car from when I was a kid. Now the Finnlet plays cars so I have an excuse to break it out and play matchbox cars again.