No. Only because track use does not equal racing. As long as you're not racing against other cars and not racing against a lap time then it's allowed because it's not technically racing. There's no rule against enjoying driving your car on a private track.
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Not to mention the fact that most cop cars spend an enourmous amount of time idling and I'd be willing to bet that the new 3.5L V6 gets a lot better fuel economy at idle than the old 4.6L V8.
Color-matched custom fit luggage in the luxury car world is just par for the course. Now that Rolls Royce starlight headliner, on the other hand...
"Jeeves, recline my seat 3°"
Can you post a text link to the video? It doesn't work on mobile.
However, to raise money, he planned on making an arcade version of his simulator first. He checked out BP's and Volkswagen's elaborate early driving simulators, which were projection-based for BP, and an amazing oscilloscope-based one for Volkswagen. Both were wildly complex and expensive. Foerst realized there was no…
Until you crash. Trust me, I understand that there's no replacement for the real thing, but there's definitely value in having an infinite number of cars and an infinite number of tracks from all classes of racing that can be crashed over and over. Even rally racing and drifting is possible on this sim. I don't know…
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Is that the Formula Ford ecoboost? I love that thing. Especially the sound it makes:
Technically you only need to buy one of them to get the ratio right.
I think it's about time to re-watch Weeds.
There's an extension for chrome you'll probably love. It's called beeline reader and it's designed to help people read faster. What it does is makes adjacent lines of text different colors so your brain can jump from line to line more quickly.
My $500 PC that I BOUGHT 4 YEARS AGO still plays brand new games on high settings, no upgrades at all.
And you clearly don't build computers because $400-500 can get you a very powerful machine, much more powerful than a similarly priced PS4/Xbox.
Allow me to explain (copy pasted from another post of mine)
Project Cars is the only modern game designed FOR the PC first and foremost. If I want to play, Dirt, GRiD, Need For Speed, or even if I take a break from racing and play Assassin's Creed, Mass Effect, State of Decay, or Battlefield, they're ALL being held…
Because Project Cars is the only modern game designed FOR the PC first and foremost. If I want to play, Dirt, GRiD, Need For Speed, or even if I take a break of racing and play Assassin's Creed, Mass Effect, State of Decay, or Battlefield, they're ALL being held back by consoles. Project Cars is literally the…
$450 will EASILY get you a computer that can run Project Cars. You just have to build it yourself.
Coming from someone with a 32" monitor, thank you. This is amazing.
So your whole left monitor is just blurry rocks?
Am I the only one that thinks the final version looks identical to the concept? What am I missing?
"the brand I show has been in dependable use for many years."