I think you read my post wrong:3d_frown: (read it more with a sad sarcastic tone, rather than "evil" tone) It was more of a awww damit! type post.......(even though I don't street race)
Thanks JJ, It says "European" on the front, and I think it's as German as I'll be able to find here, this stuff was hard enough to track down. :icon_bigg
EDIT: There has been a lot of threads about oils, but quick and dirty:
Most wear occurs at start up right? So why the hell would you want...
Yay Nate!!!! (sorry, haven't been around much),
Congrats dude, I was scared as hell too, (still am a little after what happened to Ian). I just got over the 500 mark last month, I'm glad to see yours is up and running.
Lets see....I've had the car for about four years and have drove it about 15 times (rough guess), so that comes out to be..... 1409 days sitting, > 15 days that I've drivin it...
Well woopy for you Matt! :icon_razz I haven't been able to driver her for over a month, I don't have A/C, so she sits :cry:
EDIT: Oh yeah, Mine sat for over 3 years before getting it up and running. I thought about getting rid of it many times, and everyone told me I should too, but now I'm...
Hey, no offince to you b005t3d, but yes, defensive driving. I would not have pulled in front of a speeding simi in the rain and then slowed down.
1. I know most simi drivers suck
2. I know most simis speed up going down hill.
You have every right to be mad at him, and prosicute him. Like...
I did not mean to imply that it was not the truck drivers fault, but you can not drive around thinking that everyone drives safely. My point was that, a simi WILL speed up going down hill. Yes the driver of the simi was going way too fast in the rain, and will be held at fault. But I do not...
Thats because the simi needs to gain speed going down hill to help keep speed, (power to weight ratio on a loaded rig sucks) also if he would have hit the brakes in the rain, he very well could have "jack knifed". (Edit: I'm not saying the truck diver was right). I've been around big rigs all my...
You will bounce around like a "jack in the box". It would be the same as riding around with blown shocks. The spring rate will be stiffer, so the dampening of the shocks need to be able to react quicker and stronger. Also the stock shock would probably bottom out, they are not designed to ride...
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