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Jabber, Fram has a poor reputation when it comes to filters. Filters made by Wix (various brand names) have a great reputation. K&N and Amsoil...
Strap that key to your cell phone. I bet you'll never lose it then!
1. This is normal. The software is engineered in a way that tries to get the engine up to temperature as quick as possible so that emissions will...
I've dealt with the 'you'll have to replace the battery after 5 years!' stuff on other forums where I'm the odd man out in my vehicle choice....
National average is $2.53 today. I put gas in the motorcycle yesterday for about $2.45 here in Austin. Texas doesn't require odd blends for...
So the pictures above are the INSIDE of the door panel? What does it look like on the OUTSIDE? If it looks fine, don't worry about it. No one...
I don't have custom plates, but if I did, I'd go with FR4Y or NO SMUG
Uhh... what? Turbos are on MANY production cars. Saab uses the **** out of them. Ford's EcoBoost engines are basically smaller displacement...
Not quite. Turbos are more efficient at making power per volume of fuel. They don't use less fuel to do it, though. The turbo emblem is...
I'm considering a Stebel Nautilus for my bike (nothing like a motorcycle with a horn that sounds like a freight train derailing in the immediate...
Re: Click and Clack on Hybrids Nice, but if you want to win over us red state voters, the argument needs to be about getting more for the money...
Short trips? Cold weather? Had your alignment checked? Tires properly inflated? I'd think up there in the frigid north, an EBH would benefit you...
My thought about the geese: If I'm coming at them and they don't move... and I clobber them and they die... it's just natural selection.
I think the 'flower people' commercial is SILLY. It's going to color the car as SILLY. I think a good commercial would be showing a manly man...
While I agree that better fuel economy is a good thing (reducing imports, reducing money sent out of our economy, national security, and cheaper...
