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Car Talk
- Thread starter UrbanBounca
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I know this is a tad off topic, but it is kind of car related.
So, this sad, sad little Honda Civic kept cutting me off on the highway the other day while I was taking my PREGNANT WITH TWINS girlfriend to the doctor. We were already having trouble as it is getting her in the car and now this idiot wants to play Fast and Furious all around me. Girlfriend looks at me (and I will blank out what she said for the sake of viewers), "Smoke his <blank>."
I've never shed a tear so much in my life as I floored it around him and left him with his pants down and trying to rev that shoddy motor to catch up with my nice Turbo. I think he learned his lesson that day: Don't mess with a pregnant lady.
So, this sad, sad little Honda Civic kept cutting me off on the highway the other day while I was taking my PREGNANT WITH TWINS girlfriend to the doctor. We were already having trouble as it is getting her in the car and now this idiot wants to play Fast and Furious all around me. Girlfriend looks at me (and I will blank out what she said for the sake of viewers), "Smoke his <blank>."
I've never shed a tear so much in my life as I floored it around him and left him with his pants down and trying to rev that shoddy motor to catch up with my nice Turbo. I think he learned his lesson that day: Don't mess with a pregnant lady.
Saying it might be in the 60s next weekend..... Might get to put the top down soon!
Well.. The guy is trying to hide damage that's happened to the kr... Idk if he drove up a ramp for a curb.. But the chin was beat up and cracked.. I say trying to hide.. He didn't want to put it in direct sunlight... (leave it in his garage).. Any body that has bought a second hand vehicle knows to look at it under the sunlight.. So idk..
When i pointed it out.. He acted shocked. Of course..
When i pointed it out.. He acted shocked. Of course..
Not much different than the boss 302 splitter.
I need to come visit. 75 is where my car starts to wake up.
Nice. I had a punk kid in a little crapbox being a tool in traffic. Once I got next to him, I blew his doors off...in my 5L f-150. He looked shocked. Not my fault the 5k pound pig is faster than your 100hp ricer.
Okay, another topic of conversation.
How often do you change oil in your vehicle? My Civic basically evaluates your driving behavior, and according to my driving pattern, an oil change is required every 6K-7K miles. The manual states once every 5K.
How often do you change oil in your vehicle? My Civic basically evaluates your driving behavior, and according to my driving pattern, an oil change is required every 6K-7K miles. The manual states once every 5K.
My firebird was the same way..the Street car... With the stall that was in it.. It felt a tad sluggish until 70.. Under minimal throttle... But opening up the air box for the cai and creating a bit of turbulence fixed it..that and a little creative grinding and polishing going into the tb
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cerisecons
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F350 diesel 7500, unless I'm pulling a lot, dino.
Passat Diesels 10000, full synthetic, manufacturer recommend.
Passat Diesels 10000, full synthetic, manufacturer recommend.
I change the oil every 5-6k.but I do mostly highway driving. I've read the newer cars with oil life monitors to just go when it says.
My car requires full synthetic craziness which I think is something ridiculous like 5W40 and is usually $95 for 4 quarts even as a cheap brand. This is the same oil that Mercedes and Ferrari apparently uses too. I change every 10,000 miles as recommended and what's hilarous: the dealer is cheaper that doing it myself. They charge only $75 and use the same oil and if I get a lucky coupon from their news letter: $50! And everyone kept telling me V-dub's were expensive to maintain.
