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Unless they have paid you and that assessment includes the value of the procharger, you should be able to get it back. If they refuse tell them the payout must include the value of the procharger.

I think its kind of funny. Lighten up people. They are just cars.

My 530 just loves oil! Lose a quart ever 1800 miles or so. I'm about to go 100,000 miles on it. Once every other day or so I check the digital oil display. No dipstick is a fail (not sure I trust the sensor).

I believe this will cool the engine as well. No explosions occurring. Engine braking is fine.

That's not consent unless you can prove they read it. Check the wiretapping laws in your state. Some states are dual consent, some are single.

I experience such a sound when it is very cold outside and I first turn the wheel while moving the car. When it first happened I thought I hit something. No idea the cause.

Not a luthier, just a guitarist who does my own setup/maintenance. I have a small humidity controlled room for my acoustics adjacent to my home studio. Central heating during the winter makes my acoustic guitars very sad (I also have an underside humidifier for my piano). My nylon string does...

Not a luthier, just a guitarist who does my own setup/maintenance. I have a small humidity controlled room for my acoustics adjacent to my home studio. Central heating during the winter makes my acoustic guitars very sad (I also have an underside humidifier for my piano). My nylon string does...

I have multiple HEPA filters and my garage is humidity controlled - always between 45 and 55% relative humidity. Otherwise wood may swell up and warp or dry out and crack. Remember, your car doesnt have a truss rod! Multiple battery back up systems for the air filters. I have eygptian cotton...

I disagree with the analogy. Its not stealing. Its violation of Copyright law. Stealing you are depriving the owner of possession. When someone accesses an image, copies it, alters it, and posts it as their own, its the (unlawful) creation of a derivative work. The original owner still has...

CPO is marketing fluff.

Dealer says it will void warranty. The motorcraft oil contains small particles of aluminium with "MC" stamped on them. They can supposedly pull the disptick, use a jewellers eyepiece and tell immediately. Dealer said they will brand 'voided' on side of engine block if they dont see the MC particles.

125 grand? They added 80 grand worth of value? Id take a zr1 or 911 for that money.

Now the real question: Do you wave to other Pony cars? You and they are both awash in a sea of Non-Pony cars in the mass of highway vehicles. Enemies by birthright each you are, but must stand together against the tide of Non-Pony mediocrity in the great wild.

Sorry to hear about your accident, hope you are made whole in body and wallet. Make sure you get a good value on the total loss. Remember - their first amount offered is just that - an offer. Its an adversarial engagement. Do your homework on what the market value is for your car with that...

Its not really a wave. Its more of making a galloping motion with your fingers on your steering wheel.

I always wave to Mustangs. For Camaros and Challengers I have a box of water balloons in my back seat. Lob a few at them and watch them serve back and forth on the road. I fill them with food dye/colored water. Its hilarious. We all have to do our part. My buddy does the same thing but...

These are Mustangs not Bugatti's. Most people don't give a crap. They are a dime a dozen.

I did a katzkin replacement. Was fairly straightforward. The door inserts are more difficult. You need to melt the tabs to remove the originals and re-heat them once replaced. I did my seats and hired a guy to do the inserts.

I am not sure if this is true in a practical sense. Let me explain. I understand how the injectors are shut off when you release your foot from the gas, and that the cars forward velocity maintains engine rpm through the drivetrain engagement. My question is whether putting the...