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There is uninsured motorist property damage. If you owned a car without comprehensive and collision coverage, this is an option to make sure your insurance will take care of you in the event of a hit and run/accident with an uninsured. It's generally very inexpensive coverage even with very low...

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Lmao. lol. lol. lol. Jesus.

They both have their positives but I prefer Spotify as I like to pick songs and listen to them on a playlist.

There are better options out there now than traditional clay. http://www.amazon.com/Speedy-Surface-Prep-Fine-Grade/dp/B0091II8X8 The one I bought is a bit smaller than this, but it was only $12 or so and I think I have done 6 cars. It's much faster than clay, can be dropped and rinsed...

I used to agree with this thinking, but one day I realized I was missing out on a lot of free stuff because I was swiping an orange card vs a blue card. The blue card gives me 1% cash back on everything, and 5% quarterly on things like groceries, fuel, restaurants and amazon. Actually, last...

I'm holding out for the blender

Methanol has a stoich closer to 6:1-5:1, you need a lot of it.

Lmao. We used to mess around with tasers when we were in high school, I never pooped my pants or anything but I definitely didn't enjoy getting zapped. Doing the zapping is another story though!

What did you race?

Lead deposits gunk up stuff, cats almost look like a honey comb filter of platinum and a few other fancy metals. If they get covered in deposits they won't convert gasses very well anymore.

Other way around. Lead reduces knocking.

O2's would go.

Honda offers one for $400, in all honesty I would go with this. OEM stuff generally works a little better than aftermarket.

39 lol. I thought I knew more than that.

I believe for most smart phone style starters you need a membership plan. I'm not entirely sure how they work. My advice is to pick something that will work with the factory system. We bought my dad a cheap viper system years ago for his old truck, we broke one of the fobs and tried to use...

The majority isn't from under the car, if that was the case Ford and Chevy could still build cars that look like they did in the 60's but unfortunately those designs don't move air very well (coefficient of .50 or so). I don't care how many under body panels/air dams you put on them, too much...

I can't tell if you are speaking only for this car and that fake vent or for cars in general, but I would bet my hat a Prius drive train in a Ford Fiesta (drag coefficient of .32) would get worse mileage than the Prius (.25) at 70 mph. If this was an actual vent, it would be somewhat dual...

He is correct. I've seen companies reduce roof coverage AND take 30%+ rate increases in Colorado.. In one year.. Also those fires we had for the last couple years did not help.