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Chill on the fear mongering, brother.

If you switch cars every two years, then yeah, you wont notice it. You never drive them enough to see the long term results.

skill issue

As others have stated, 10 psi idle is alright, but I know exactly how you feel, hahah. I remember an old V12 XKE I had a lot of work in years ago, idle oil pressure dropped to around 8-10 PSI when at operating temp. That engine was basically done. Same story with my Spitfire, had to replace...

I'm a week late to this, but heres a shining example of when you buy a car for all the wrong reasons. You buy a mustang for the engine and experience.

Still have a V1, probably almost 30 years old now. Not newish, but worth mentioning. Its simply behind the ball compared to even some of the cheapest radar detectors today. Has difficulty picking up some Ka freq's that are commonly used today. Some dude did a test on the classic V1 vs new...

If you scratch your ass but never sniff the finger, is it actually dirty?

Probably separate. Idiots come in many unique flavors

people my age nowadays are utterly retarded. I'm no saint myself, but I know where to draw the line. They idolize the worst people

Noted. Appreciate it man.

Efficiency

I dunno bro, I think cops with Mustangs is awesome. I've been swooning over those old CHP Foxbodies for years now.

Yeah, I was thinking of hitting it with fluidfilm in my garage. Just going to snag the creeper and blast it underneath everywhere. I used to use this stuff at the first shop I worked at, would convert the rust on customer cars. But never applied fluid film before. I assume I just spray the shit...

I rent currently, so the idea of modifying the garage is SOL. Thanks though.

Dumb detailing question, but I suppose you're the person to ask. Any powerwashers or something of the sort that heat up the water before spraying it? I live in the northeast and regularly drive in the snow. A quick undercarriage wash goes a long long way. The local self wash has hot water...

They do it a lot during and around rush hour traffic. They want the traffic to be packed just enough to squeeze their car through little gaps. It makes for good clips, and also police can't really chase in those conditions. Its their perfect conditions. And of course they still end up getting...

Yes. Its called swimming. It started as early as 2014 or '15ish specifically in NY, but has recently become more popular and spread to a metric f^ckload of idiots across the country. I saw it really blow up in popularity around 2021 with the "Team Macksauce" page which compiled all the videos of...

The people saying that 'they should not chase, no clout' etc etc dont realize how bad this problem is in NY right now. I have personally been in the car while it was hit by one of these swimmers. Its mobilizing an entire group of degenerate morons on social media to attempt to recreate this. I...

Completely negligible compared to burning it and/or glazing it upon taking off. My fathers old MK4 GTI taught, like, three people and the clutch outlasted the car - 250,000. Theres a dude who daily drives his Posrche from Massachusetts to Rhode Island, it currently has over 700,000 miles. He...

I wouldn't doubt that GA has some fussy drivers, hahah. I'd imagine similar to Brampton Ontario.