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That makes sense and I totally agree!
I can’t wait to see what all they do with this channel!
That makes sense and I totally agree!
I can’t wait to see what all they do with this channel!
Yeah he was, I’m not sure if we’re supposed to laugh at that but I did. I hope these kids kill it! They’re so passionate about this craft.
Looks great! This car with a gated MT would be a dream to drive I imagine.
Any dictatorship will eventually have these issues. And most organizations are dictatorships based on the outline in The Dictators Handbook.
Bottom line a dictatorship means the essentials and influencials are small enough you can pay them for results (think huge executive bonuses). If those groups are too large to pay you have to win them over with policy which is more like a democracy.
Because I’m not cool enough to post cool stuff to the cool kids? 😜
Seems historically the posts that do well here are written articles but I don’t often read articles. If I’m interested in something I’ll find a book and read that because it’ll be way more informative than an article likely written by someone who is not an expert.
But I doubt linking books here will do much better.
That said Total Competition by Ross Brawn and Adam Parr, The Chariot Makers by Steve Matchett, How to Build a Car by Adam Parr and Peter Noble, and Surviving to Drive by Guenther Steiner, are all bangers if you’re interested in books on cars! Racing and car design for racing specifically.
You’re welcome!
You change it on your phone and turn off media in the Bluetooth settings for that device. You can then set a routine to turn it on or a widget button via Nova launcher with a lot more effort.
The mistakes are often my favorite part. Reminds me why I shouldn’t take my daily driver apart in the garage, because it’ll just stay there until I sell the house and move! 😅
The video is pretty good if you like trophy trucks you build yourself and funny young people doing it.
I’m not sure what to make of it either. But when my kids were young they loved watching people play video games as much as playing them which I also don’t understand…
Exactly! I spent an entire night playing a football game over and over in my head that didn’t happen and wasn’t important to the team. But John Elway just could not throw for a first down to save his life…
Good choice, a favorite of mine as well. In the middle of the night when I’m supposed to be sleeping with a theme that often makes no sense in reality but I’m bought in 100% anyway until my alarm goes off.
Just do it in one 20 hour sitting with hyper focus. Ignore eating, bathroom breaks, and all.
Am ADHD and have done this…
There are all weather’s that a great in all conditions but none of those have low roll resistance or great on a performance car.
It depends on your use. Until these two cars I rocked great all weather’s that were fantastic for those cars. But my Corvette doesn’t get so weather’s and my wife’s Ioniq 5 loses a ton of range with winter tires but needs winter tires in the winter.
This is the way to get tires changed!
And we use summer/winter. My wife drives an EV and the low role resistance tires are crap on snow and ice. And I drive a sports car and I want the extra traction in nice weather.
I would argue the first mustang that’s a sports car is the Dark Horse. The base model is just a two door coup. The 2024 Dark Horse starts at $58k, the 2024 C8 Corvette starts at $69k (nice).
Both can get a lot more expensive with options after that. The top end Corvette crossing $150k and the top end (not yet available I don’t think) Mustang crossing $300k.
Nothing against people who love mustangs, I think the Coyote engine is one of the best sounding V8s on the market. But I still pull away from them without much effort (unless it’s a GT500) with my 2014 C7 Z51 that I paid less for (used) than they did. Plus as someone with a close friend who has a 2023 GT (the Dark Horse replaced it this year) I get way more attention in my car than he does in his.
Side note: I love it when children get excited about my car. Just yesterday at the grocery store this mother and her three children walked up to me as I was going in and her ~9 year old son and two daughters wanted to know what kind of car I drove and chatted me up for a few minutes. We ended up leaving the store at the same time and I revved the engine as they walked by and the excitement on the kids faces kept me smiling until bed time!
Pretty sure the corvette is sold pretty much everywhere the mustang is and it’s a sports car. There are non-American sports cars like the Supra that are sold in all the same places as well. So yeah, I agree with you that OPs premise misses the mark.
That said, the mustang is just okay as sports cars go. The steering is still terrible, and the weight to horsepower to grip (due to the under sized tires for the weight to horsepower) is unacceptable in my opinion.
Works great for me, never had an issue. I use it for AI generated images regularly on my laptop and desktop.
I’m looking forward to their next one!