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Originally Posted by Virtus_Probi Originally Posted by jhs914 I test drove one of these 3 times and just couldn't pull the trigger...the power was great, but I suspect there was an issue with the particular car I was driving and it just wasn't much fun. I took it on a loop around a small city...

Quite a find. Just when you get to thinking there aren't any left... here we go. Saw that video on Youtube a week or so ago.

Glock 26! Gen 4.

Gentlemen, thank you all for your comments.

It's a GT, so it has the 4.6 2 valve s.o.h.c. engine factory rated at 260 horsepower. Ford fixed the intake manifold issue for the '02 model year, but I am wondering if the 2003-04 model year with this engine had the spark plug ejection/stripped threads issue? Please comment if you have any...

Awesome machine! That will outlast about 3 new Craftsman's, or more.

Home Depot sells mouse traps. Very cheap and very effective.

USS Briscoe DD-977 and USS San Jacinto CG-56. Lots of work, lots of underway time, and lots of fun! Things just seemed to "click" for us in the Engineering Department. Both home-ported in Norfolk, Va. Two other sea commands USS Concord AFS-5, and USS Shenandoah AD-44 were not anywhere near as...

Charlie's Angel's at Rivertown Parkway cinema in Grandville, Mi. with my woman friend. She wanted to see it. Not that good at all.

I was pleasantly surprised to see RGT in 0W-20 at my local Wally World the other day. I know what's going in the new Tacoma for it's first oil change.

I have done just fine with 2wd pick up trucks. Proper tires is mandatory. I prefer having a LSD. BTW, I am in Michigan too. Serious snow country here! Haven't been stuck in over 10 years now but I will confess to having tossed a shovel in the back a few times. Just in case. I suppose if you...

Had a couple of those older (now) Dodge Daytona's. Pretty cool cars for the time.

Nice, but I will be keeping my Tacoma with a tire ripping 159 hp from the 2.7

Curious, but which makes/models spec 0W-16?

They are junk! Much better choice's are out there.

I drive new every 1-2 years apart. Why? 1) Because it pleases me to do so. 2) Because I can. Leasing works quite well for me.

I cannot even begin to imagine paying $1400 a month for rent, let alone $3500, and having to deal with mold.

There is a minimum amount of tire howling at highway speed and I can't help but like it. Too soon to really tell impact on fuel economy. They track fine and there is no vibration. Wet dry grip seems to be pretty good so far.

Has the cause been determined? Curious also on how they plan to right the vessel, or get it moved.

Fluids at Wally World. I drive a Toyota, why would I need to buy repair parts? (flame suit on!!)