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Check out this thread on oil coolers and changing the ECU to reflect the presence of the oil cooler #36 Then research warranties and slight changes like this that have nothing to do with the failure. Short answer: It does not automatically void the warranty. The...

It's enough, anyway. I crack a joke having nothing to do with England or the US, and he responds with some chip on his shoulder about the US. He is trolling the forum for some reason.

So does my wife. Oh, and she is female, too.

Please enlighten me as to this "actual reality." I assume you know more about who screws up the roundabout traffic nearest my house from personal experience and observation.

I have given up looking for how many robberies involve knives in England, as "knife crime" gets its own little category and includes all kinds of things. Nevertheless, I do not want to be robbed, whether with a firearm, a knife, or just physical force from 'unarmed" young, violent assailants...

You're right. Google search was for "armed robbery," but it gave the the "robbery" statistics, which include unarmed robbery, a violent crime, but not necessarily always involving a weapon. Once I looked at the source link, this became clear. Interestingly, however, so was the US rate. Also...

We had a number of stop sign intersections here that had large backups in the mornings and afternoons that now flow pretty freely as roundabouts.

Somebody activate Gregs24's sense of humor. If that does not work, please inform him that the armed robbery rate of 1.18 per 1000 in England is higher than the armed robbery rate in the US (almost twice as high).

I have driven on roundabouts in UK and had no issues. I do not, however, live in the UK. I miss driving in Germany the most (which is where I lived).

I lived in Europe for two years. Better drivers all around. More concern for others all around. More awareness of others around you when driving. I am not going to keep to myself a clear and very significant observation out of fear of being labelled by you, however. It is almost always...

It's a Porsche, but he is running the Trofeo RS at Spa Francorchamps and posted a video of his best time ever due to these tires (and it is a pretty exciting video to watch):

I did not realize that when I responded to you. I saw the rear spoiler and assumed it was the handling package. Now that I know it was not, then I would modify what I wrote above to say, now that you have experience at the track, get some track focused tires. The tires I was writing about...

Oh, and if you haven't found it yet: trackmustangsonline.com

Robbery. All alone in a parking lot. Easy victim. Nobody around to see. The car is warning you to be sure your gun is accessible and keep an eye out for approaching danger.

Nothing. The Pirelli Trofeo RS tires are excellent on the track. The brakes are awesome and haul down this heavy beast in an amazingly short distance. The first thing I would change is camber settings. Not really a modification, but the tires were basically melting on the outside couple...

I love roundabouts, but why some drivers cannot figure them out, I do not know. Almost always females.

Oh . . . I would be a very wealthy man if I could consistently place second in every Formula 1 race.

It is hard to test out, but the one in my wife's Explorer and my Mustang's seem overly sensitive.

Are you out of warranty?

Nope. I am concerned it will not let me ram somebody in an emergency if that is what I need to do.