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It's 5 gallons. ~40 lbs. I use a transfer jug.

Honda Accord Hybrid

"down" with regen braking is a no-brainer to me.

Who's talking about an H2?

2022 Honda Odyssey, 44,974 miles. Old: Castrol Edge HM 0W-20 Bosch 3323 New: Carquest Synthetic 0W-40 Hengst H97W05

No it isn't, lol. I got a set of Uniroyal Tiger Paw in 205/55R16 for under $400 installed at BJ's. They're alright on the Jetta.

Aren't they made in Illinois? I had one as a rental and it was alright.

Yes

Don't be scared.

It's an explosion. Gas expands, bead seats. Stretched a lot of tires this way. Usually 195/50R15 on a 15x10 or 11 wheel.

No, let's. The BMW N63 is the only engine that comes to mind that frequently needs "engine wear work" or has oil-related failures with regularity, many of which can be negated by just changing the oil more frequently.

LMAO just because he's the only one that agrees with your premise doesn't mean he (or you) is reasonable or correct.

$20k seems about twice what it's worth, no? It's not an XJR or anything special?

Brake jobs are easier with wheel bolts and even easier with fixed calipers.

That's what I remember from my youth. Kerosene and used motor oil and drilling a bunch of holes.

Ok

Oh come on man, bolting the junk together is the easy part. Even Lada bolts their cars together successfully.

Awesome!

I got one too 😉

Price?