My oil was looking a Lil dark so I put some coffee creamer to brighten it back

[tempnexus]

My oil was looking a Lil dark so I put some coffee creamer to brighten it back to a working shade. That got me thinking, how do I check if the air in my tires is old and needs replacing/creaming?

Also check out my new high HP mod!

 

[JohnnyJohnson]

Well I really did need a rip roaring laugh this morning with my coffee.

 

[drfeelgood]

That partially hydrogenated oil in the creamer is better than PAO. Great move.
The exhaust is now filtered, as well. Al Gore would approve.

 

[BigD1]

I was wondering what that thing was hanging off the tail pipe of my neighbors son low rider Honda Civic. He comes down the road by my house rattling my windows because his stereo system is so loud. I reckon he does not realize his exhaust sounds like a big f.a.r.t. going down the road. I will tell him he got ripped because it's supposed to sound like a Lambo.

 

[StevieC]

That's a new one for me, OP

 

[John_K]

On the tires I follow a strict OCI (oxygen change interval)

 

[Whipcitywrencher]

Nice Job

 

[Virtus_Probi]

Originally Posted by drfeelgood
That partially hydrogenated oil in the creamer is better than PAO. Great move.
The exhaust is now filtered, as well. Al Gore would approve.

Just make that thing filter out CO2 and the environment will be saved!!!!

 

[StevieC]

Originally Posted by Virtus_Probi
Just make that thing filter out CO2 and the environment will be saved!!!!


Shhhh the tree huggers will hear you and will run you down in their high carbon foot-print Prius's

 

[CR94]

Originally Posted by BigD1
... I reckon he does not realize his exhaust sounds like a big f.a.r.t. going down the road. ...
I reckon he does realize that similarity, and likes it. Guys of similar taste but better funding obtain an even better imitation of that bodily function by driving unmuffled Ram (or old Dodge) pickups with the Cummins diesel.

 

[Wolf359]

Originally Posted by John_K
On the tires I follow a strict OCI (oxygen change interval)

That's why you should use the Seasonal tire air.

http://kalecoauto.com/index.php?mai...s_id=31&zenid=briQ2z9EJVp0XZv-qlME40

Kaleco auto also has a lot of other interesting stuff like cross drilled brake lines.