Recent content by Slave2school

I'd buy her the Hybrid if she was my wife, less to explain and less for me to worry about in the end.

Depends on how you want to use the vehicle really :)

Sucks. My kids have sidewalk chalk, buckets full and know where to use it if the urge arises... At 2 years old kids are sort of in an alternate reality (at least mine were), but where the hell was the parental supervision?!

It's pretty nice, for a 1979 Honda with no real value :) I like the 4cyl better even though it makes less power, it sounds faster. I was lucky, mine was a mint tank, somebody had already spent alot of time on it. It was howerver, the crappy honda burgendy/old man purple. Fire Red suits it much...

It can indeed be done well, I redid my motorcycle this past winter and it is holding up well, even in red. Just have to polish it once ever couple of months to bring back the deep shine. http://picturetrail.com/sfx/album/view/23728334 PS-that was cut with 40% mineral spirits, painted with a...

Very Welcome, hopefully someone gets some use out of it.

Thanks, sorry if I am slow to reply. email me at crazy.avn.tech_at_gmail.com for a more prompt reply.

Hey guys I have a skidplate for sale, my father no longer desires it since he's given up on off roading. It comes with most if not all the hardware (I would get new bolts) and a pile of rivnuts as well as the front supports and instructions to install the beast. I'd rather a local pickup, I am...

For sure! Not the same car. The new 2010 is supposed to be nicer, I wouldn't mind one but they need to make a wagon styled one...why no wagons people!? We have 3 kids and don't want a minivan if we can help it, but the VW's aren't what I'd call lower middle class single income family affordable...

I really enjoy my 2005 Malibu MAXX. Great fuel economy for what it is and how we drive it (8ishl/100km in town depending on foot) and as well as 6.75l/100km has been seen on the longer highway cruises! So lets say 6.5 (best case) to 10L/100km (worst) city driving in the winter. Maint...lets...

Don't discount CV joints either. They will present you with vibrations when the car is under more load (acceleration) or up hills the worst. If it's CV's it'll get worse and worse as time goes on.

Also this, though more complicated works a treat :) http://www.freewebs.com/slave2school/ really smooth when I had it on my car.

Yes it could under the right circumstances. (Towing a trailer or leaving a really long black trail of exhaust=excessive EGT's).