meh, i won't stop until he sells his disco at a huge loss and spends the rest of his days lying in a corner, rocking back in forth in the fetal position while saying "just make it stop!" over and overflatulant_man said:
im going to go curb hucking :eviltonguToshi said:meh, i won't stop until he sells his disco at a huge loss and spends the rest of his days lying in a corner, rocking back in forth in the fetal position while saying "just make it stop!" over and over
Mini vans are very functional, however not mine or my wifes cup of tea.chicodude01 said:
If the WRX Sti is an image vehicle you can count me among the souless cretins - that is the sweetest thing around as far as I'm concerned - where else can you get a faster than hell car that will stand up to being driven, like it was made to be driven, without sucking down a grand a month in maintenance, for 32k ?Toshi said:this statement proves that the disco is an image vehicle.
you should get a ford minivan, and put a big ol raiders head on the back, and write karpiel on the sidesBrian HCM#1 said:
Diesels typically produce less emissions than any gas powered engine due to higher compression. You may think you smell diesel more, but they are emitting less emission. Get used to a diesel, between that, and DI two-strokes, I think these are future powerplants.xbluethunderx said:
while i agree that they are the future (at least of non-hybrid internal combustion enginesGeoffW said:
) even current diesels still put out a whole load of particulates and nitrogen oxides, iirc... until we get proper low sulfur fuel in the u.s. diesels will remain the ugly stepsister of the gas engine
With experience, you can drive in snow most of the time just fine in any car. But if you live in Buffalo, Syracuse, or any other place that gets lake effect snow there are multiple times each winter where you will need 4wd, or you aren't going anywhere, unless you own a sled. (Dog or 4-stroke) When snow falls at a rate of 3-5 inches an hour 5-6 hours in a row, your Honda probably won't make it out of the driveway.
NOTHING will make it out of the driveway at that point, unless you happen to drive an M1 Abrams or a snowplow.berkshire_rider said:With experience, you can drive in snow most of the time just fine in any car. But if you live in Buffalo, Syracuse, or any other place that gets lake effect snow there are multiple times each winter where you will need 4wd, or you aren't going anywhere, unless you own a sled. (Dog or 4-stroke) When snow falls at a rate of 3-5 inches an hour 5-6 hours in a row, your Honda probably won't make it out of the driveway.
I defintely agree that one needs driving skill. 4wd doesn't all of a sudden make you a pro, it just allows you to go twice as far off the road when you spin out.
No thanks. Our weather in Upstate NY is bad enough at certain times.
No, no, no... you did that all wrong...ViolentVolante said:
full time 4wdIan F said:No, no, no... you did that all wrong...
You are supposed to pull in front of him, stop in the gravel, then floor it and spray gravel all over the front of his precious H2. If I'd been driving my van, that's probably what I would have done.
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Ummmmm.....and the H2 guy is the one with the problem!?ViolentVolante said:
You know, Lovie Smith is doing a good job considering there is ZERO talent on that team. The Bears are playing competitive ball and are not getting blown out every game, unlike say the Dolphins.BurlySurly said:
Well, we actually do have alot of talent on Defense, but its just raw young talent, and that's what keeps us in games. Until this weekend we also had the NFCs leading rusher in Thomas Jones but Im not sure if he's leading anymore...anyway, since Rex Grossman got hurt, Jones is our ONLY offensive weapon, so we cant score enough points. Our recievers have NO talent and thats the fault of the GM. Next year with all the young guys though, we will have probably the league's top D or close to it, and maybe we can draft a reciever and Grossman will be back, so its playoffs for sure. Also, up to this point, the bears have had the hardest schedule in the league with Philly, Green Bay, Minnesota and Detroit...and came away with ONE win, the rest of the schedule is easy, so Im hoping to eek in with a wildcard still. Coaches are doing alot of good scheming, plus Brian Urlacher and Jerry Azumah are finally back from injuries after this week's bye, so Im predicting a big winning streek. And yea, lovie is kind of a stupid name, but he has been scheming well for defense. Offense is lackluster at best.I Are Baboon said:
they've turned a utility truck into a yuppie cruiser. 18" wheels with low profile all seasons are completely useless off road, for instance. also i'm mad since i can't get a diesel, cloth interior model here since they've deemed that such a car would cheapen their snooty image here.DVNT said:
Toshi said:
ive got an 02 with 16sToshi said:
do you have spinners on yo rimzzzz?ViolentVolante said:
i think its an SE, not sure though, mine was re-painted right before i bought it, because they were remodeling the dealership, and mine, as well as 20 other trucks were accidentally sprayed with a chemical, long story short it has no badging on the side. Mine has the HK system, and thats about it. No wood package, big rims, jump seats, or fancy crap really. I must say though, the HK system is totally bitchin, its great for a stock system, it rocksDVNT said:
ViolentVolante said:
i have the SLS rear, i spent most of my "other sh1t" budget on bikes and other stuff this year, next year i plan to get ARBs front and rear, MTRs, have my stock wheels PC'd black to match the color of the truck, and a 2in lift front and rear (this would replace the SLS with a standard spring system)DVNT said:
