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Originally Posted by pandus13 Originally Posted by MCompact And now the acolytes of deadly dull anodyne travel pods begin to weigh in... . So he choose to drive excited each time he gets in the car. Nothing wrong with him driving something he likes. Life is short, make the most of it...

We work for several of the higher end carpet stores in the area. Many of them send us out to try and placate unhappy clients. We have seen very young carpets by Karastan that are completely shot on steps, in hallways, and other higher traffic areas. Having been in the floor biz for over 40 years...

here's a link: https://coconutoil.com/AlzheimersDiseaseDrMaryNewport.pdf search google for the book, I cannot remember the title. Boiling it down, a real doctor used Coconut oil and MCT oil and made significant improvements in her husband's Alzheimers...

We support a local charity for children with food and clothing. We also try to help the local halfway house which seems to primarily support vets. Typically we give clothing that our family members who work in elderly care get access to when someone passes. No money to street folks, it's just...

Anyone who understands the incredible complexity of modern cars can appreciate the potential Tesla has for fewer repairs and little maintenance. I feel certain that they could really last at least as far as drivetrain woes. I have heard they all have a built in computer issue with burning out a...

I love the spunky lil critters, they really are fun to drive. If there was just a tuner to eliminate the stability control nannies I would buy one. But a superb configuration, they can haul your stuff and haul [censored] too!

Tuftex is an excellent choice and priced accordingly. Karastan is junk now, no longer a good name IMO. Gauge is one of the most important specs on any carpet. The closer the needles are, the denser the finished product. We see carpets all the time that are very young yet texturally...

Originally Posted by Oro_O Originally Posted by MolaKule Originally Posted by Silvertone2000 ...Something about the transmission adjusting to the changing viscosity of the fluid... Most transmissions work on specific pressures at specific points in the transmission, plus or minus a few...

I can only compare it to mine, they both have a return spring. You probably need to lube it up it may just be a minor bind...

always a small painters supply house in almost every town. Make a friend at a local one and get some old stock at a discount. You can also get a deal at a busy shop, too.

Close, but what you really want is many colors. Try for a carpet with multiple colors and the coarsest texture. That's what lasts. I meet many folks who spent a bunch on their carpet and are very unhappy with it....

Originally Posted by domer10 Originally Posted by mclasser I know I sound like a D-bag, but no. I'm afraid of a possible explosion from hydrogen gas released by batteries. You also hear about some modern cars frying something after a jump start. The odds of these things happening are very low...

Originally Posted by OVERKILL Originally Posted by SteveSRT8 Originally Posted by OVERKILL IIRC, the ones with eTorque indicate they have it. Our sport does not have it. And if your sport model is equipped with the 3.92 posi rear it won't need it! Our 14 really goes if you simply disable the...

I have had Pilot Sport 4S's on my sig car for quite a while now. I am always amazed at their ability to keep their grip on the pavement in all conditions. If your wallet permits do not buy anything else. They even ride nicely!

Originally Posted by OVERKILL IIRC, the ones with eTorque indicate they have it. Our sport does not have it. And if your sport model is equipped with the 3.92 posi rear it won't need it! Our 14 really goes if you simply disable the traction control system.

Like all vans they are a bit of a challenge to work on, but the vehicle is very reliable and parts are relatively cheap. Excellent choice IMO...

hahaha, what is it about BITOG that attracts these characters who come in and then reappear later under a new name? And the previous poster here was right, at startup the oil is thick. Much thicker than the spec. Yet no damages?

Nice review. I bet the crappy LRR tires were the issue here. My 14 Ram Sport shipped with Goodyears and they were removed before we had hardly any miles due to the poor roadholding. And I firmly believe many who have a poor opinion of FCA would love a Ram...

Originally Posted by Chris142 Every dirt bike and ATV has roller bearings. Yes, some are definitely potent engines. Very little oil needed to keep them happy.

Perhaps I should have been more specific to Hemi engines with regard to my apparent dismissal of fuel dilution as engine damaging. Virtually every late model Hemi you check will have some fuel in the oil, and it does not appear to do any damage at all.