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take it up to redline and see what happens when you're ready to get rid of the car. I wonder if it can handle hard driving

kyb gas ajust are good shocks but fairly stiff. good for sporty driving

what's with the ai generated video thumbnails seems clickbaity to me

good tires, soft sidewalls compared to Michelins though

it depends. my montero is still on all original a/c parts, and my dad's truck made it 15 years before an a/c line cracked but yeah, 8-10 years is when stuff usually starts to break

i'm so proud of you! that sounds like such a hard job! you should treat yourself to a bottle of vodka or something, you definitely earned it 🤣

i agree, that turbo whistle means you're dumping way more air and fuel trough your engine than you could on any n/a engine. more air and more fuel makes more heat. I've always believed in downshifting for a hill if you have to use more than half throttle. if you let the engine run faster under...

yes, they used bearings that are too small or improperly oiled. it is an engineering issue BMW engines tend to be overbuilt, some of their high performance gasoline engines use the same block and crankshaft as their diesels and are capable of 600hp easily. Toyotas are usually just underpowered...

the 3.5TT is cranking out a lot of torque. big torque and small (or only 6 instead of 8 or 10) bearings means the bearings are suffering a little bit

put a supercharger on the Honda you have https://www.amazon.com/Supercharger-Compressor-Booster-Turbocharger-14408KA051/dp/B0BN1F5KKJ

and the naptha and light oil will stick around longer than the alcohol will

actually if you eat enough skittles you will throw up rainbow the rainbow doesn't taste good

thanks for posting this! it explains why gas is cheaper away from Maricopa county. the reformulated fuel mostly comes from CA while normal gasoline comes from Utah and other places and is cheaper

that's ok, atleast i had some to begin with unlike some people....

i would use a 5-40 with the correct BMW approvals. the thicker oil can stand up to heat and high pressure a little bit better

i know he drove it hard through the mountains and it died, and y'all say that's impossible but I've seen plenty of cars do it. that was just the most direct story (not my grandpa's friend's cousin) and almost all fords are defective between cam phasers, oil/egr coolers making delicious...

california and some other states use "reformulated" gasoline. it costs more but i think it has less harmful vapors or something so many states have to use it

im betting it was a defect, he lives in Utah and has plenty of experience towing

i did buy a new pair to match the rear, and i bought the rear pair back in august because one of the rear tires vanished (the rubber cracked apart so all that was left was the belts lol)

thats probably because after cooking in the sun for 10 years arizona tires crumble like a potato chip lol if it was stored somewhere cool (like 70f) i would use an old tire with good tread, but most used tires with good tread have sat outside for years and are a bit hard and slippery and when...