>>27683
honestly, you are taking action shots, you need shots o your seats your door jams and other places rust spots up bad.


ill but it for 2k

A friend of mine sold a yellow one with fewer miles than that for $11,500

>>27697
ok ok, 4k

>>27697
OP here, pretty sure I sold it for 13.5. The guys is suppose to call me when he gets the money lined up (waiting on loan from bank)

>>27714

>Taking out a loan to buy a 3rd hand rice rocket

>>27638
of course it does, its force fed...


im just saying its not everyday that a na car has fp

>>27640
My n/a does weeew

If you need that much god damn storage space buy an explorer and a trailer, cheaper in every way including gas.

>>27634
My hatchback runs >22 psi yet has < 420 hp

More boost don't mean nothing mayne

Its all about boost in relation to compression ratio

>>27702

whats the weight limit on an explorer towing, im pretty sure that truck will take 2000lb in the bed no problem then hitched up. yea youll lose a few mpg, but shit you were only gettin 8 to start with.

but i agree, for alot of people a super duty isnt worth it, but landscappers and blow guys at least a 1500 is needed.

>>27698
Get your dad to insure it and put you down as a named driver who doesn't drive it very often with annual car mileage as <6k. insurance comparison websites are shit for young drivers and you really have to phone about, but even doing this you'll still get shafted about £1500
Also there's the co-op insurance, who put that black box in your car and monitor how well you drive. Apparently you can get some pretty huge savings if you're not a dickhead driver.
Your friend's right about the Ka too. Yarises are kind of 'old people cars' but insurance companies like cars with high safety ratings, so try and find one that does if the Yaris doesn't. A smaller engine helps heaps too, and you'll pay less car tax if it's less that 1549cc (hear those americans sjolly african-american) which for a first car is plenty. My first was a 1 litre 1996 Polo and mine was about £1500 when I started for the circumstances mentioned above, is now about £1100 for a 1.6 03 Golf with 3 years no claims and the same circumstances. I've always been with Churchill.

>>27706
1549cc? I... I don't think you can buy a car in the USA with an engine smaller than 2 liters.
Anyway, having never owned a car and being new at driving and being young, get something cheap. You're going to fuck it up. You are going to fuck it up in ways you never imagined. When you fuck it up and figure out all the things to NOT do with a car, and when you learn how to treat a car, THEN splurge and buy something nice.

Seriously, get a cheap clunker. You'll learn to repair and maintain your vehicle and you'll respect the nice car you have later in life a lot more.

Song related: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K-34Fdtg1dI

call an insurance broker if you have them in your area, they normally run a slogan of "we insure anyone" basically what you're using these people to do is shop around for you, they will instantly give you the lowest quote of 100 places but tack on 15 dollars as a service charge. this will give you a great idea of what you should be paying.

do not actually use these guys as they are just middle men and it becomes a pain in the ass to file claims. angry people over the phone arent nearly as anoying as angry swearing customers inside the brick and mortar office scarring off potential customers.

lastly, ways to reduce insurance. you car has abs, your car has air bags, your car has every reasonable saftery feature you can lie about, insurance compaines arent going to check and if they do:"whoops im sorry i didnt realize i checked that box " like the guy above me said, you dont drive much <6k miles a year <10 miles to work. opt out of collision insurance. who cares if you smash into a wall and total the car, you paid 1500 for it. collision only is really useful in two situations, you are in a loan and are forced to have it or the car is worth more then you are willing to spend to replace it. from the sounds of it, itll be cheaper to buy another 1500 dollar car then it will be to pay for collision. lastly get a deductible. (not the vanishing one that allsate offers, that one fucks you in the long run). basically this is saying for the fix XXX (usually five hundred) you will cover it outa pocket.

lol mental old thread! I posted in this my last winter and it's now summer

>>27474
Totally worth it. even on pavement. Alas someone stole my salsa mukluk last month D=

>>27692

Let me guess, you're either from Anchorage or Fairbanks...everywhere else here is too small to get away with jacking a bike like that, lol!

>>27694
Even worse, moved to Tucson. Most likely jacked by a Mexican and across the border, but hopefully some day it shows up seeing as that kind of bike is a sore thumb...

>>27694
But yeah from Anchorage originally.

double post nb

>>27254

If you go to the Coke Museum, do not and I REPEAT DO NOT!

DO NOT DRINK THE BEVERLY.

Ever. If you drink it you will feel the great anal mouth satan of the astral plains in your mouth.

>Do not drink the Beverly.

>>27328
There are some nasty cokes, so beware lol. The Varsity is a staple of the ATL, its been around over 100 years and has the best burgers and orange freezes anywhere. It most def. does not suck...

still here, op? found some info finally.
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I'm from GA, go to the Blue Ridge Mountains! So beautiful! And the mountains run in a few states, so it doesn't have to be GA. You won't regret it.

>>27328
Since they have it on tap I would assume that there's someone out there that enjoys that vile liquid.

Typical fuck up, albeit with mental health issues. College drop-out. Just finished up eight months of being a hobo. Save up, get your ass a truck and a travel trailer, or at least a van, or at the very least a station wagon to live in. You don't wanna stay in the shelters son, and living outside in the winter is a total bitch. My tent is disgusting.

People told me over and over that I was crazy, that I was stupid, that I was making bad decisions, but I didn't listen to them. I should have.

If you want to start out with nothing, though? Seattle has the best social services you can possibly imagine, like, if you're down to start out on a mat on the floor with 89 other dudes, you can really find something for yourself in Seattle.

it's not the 40's/50's anymore. become trucker

Better yet just plan little self-contained adventures on the weekends and then go the fuck home. At least do a couple of those before you go full out nomad

You are The Homeless Menace.

But luckily, our Objectivist hero has brought his Street Sword.

That guy looks awesome with those dreads.

I rarely see white people with such handsome dreadlocks. I don't even like dreadlocks that much.

>>27639

crazy germans...

>>27639
the roads are so smooth that you don't really feel the speed, so its not as exciting as you'd hope it'd be.

>>27660
Boy, Al's become quite grey.

But Kellys like some fine wine ya know simple things aged to perfection

>>27660

> the roads are so smooth that you don't really feel the speed

I guess that's why I feel like a race car driver when I go over 50kph. Yay Canada.

>>27695
She seems to be pulling a "Gillian Anderson".

>>27647
My setup does precisely that

NB cuz replying to two posts

>>27647
Atomised water is atomic hydrogen and oxygen and not water. If anything, it's a pretty fucking good oxydiser although most of that would probably just burn to produce water anyway. Except the water would probably be really hot and be steam.

>>27657

Complete utter horse shit

>>27657
The chemical formula for pure water is always H2O - regardless of whether it's in the form of ice, water or steam
Steam is atomized water, dude.

Evaporation occurs when molecules in a liquid gain enough energy that they overcome attractions from other molecules and break away to become a gas.
When you boil water on the stove, you get steam. This then cools when it comes into contact with the air, increasing the relative humidity above 100%, so the water vapor condenses into mist.
If the relative humidity is bigger than 100%, water vapor will condense from the air, becoming dew and/or mist. If the relative humidity is less than 100%, water will evaporate into the air, becoming water vapor

Steam is completely transparent. If you can see it then it is water vapor. Consider a kettle boiling - the white plume only occurs a short distance above the spout. Below that it is steam, above it has cooled into vapor.

What happens with the water vapor mod is the humidified air from the water chamber enters the air intake not as steam but at vapor, cooling and condensing into micro-droplets before entering the combustion chamber. The flash heat from the combustion process causes the water vapor to expand suddenly, adding to the power of the combustion process while at the same time lowering heat.

for the design shown >>27093 The line in to the water jar, to the aeration stone, is HOT air drawn from (possibly) copper tube wrapped around the exhaust. Hot air helps the water evaporate, and depending on how hot the air is coming into the jar would determine how much evaporation occurs and therefor how much water is being sucked into the engine. However, the air could also be ambient temperature and evaporation would still occur with the aeration of the water in the jar as long as the outside air isn't too cold. I guess it would depend on what climate you're driving in.

Regardless, The correct amount of water vapor combined with fuel vapor would achieve 100% combustion with 0% harmful emissions.

>>27685
water is always in equilibrium of at least two states and atomised I always learnt was bringing stuff to its atomic components. nb

>>27173

Also this probably applies to long island and all of downstate NY.

I live in midcoast New England and most years it's very reasonable to motorcycle as late as mid-November and as early as late March.

>>27174
i live in upstate right on the lake, idk about down where you are but our rain patterns are pretty crazy.

>>27173

I wouldn't try to ride a motorcycle on the interstate or in any of the area surrounding NYC here unless I was pro as fuck (over 30 and been riding for a good chunk of that time). Too many assholes in Chevy Tahoes on cell phones

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>>27183

I rode my GS500 in NYC traffic once. Goddamn it sucked (the traffic, not the bike).

>>27667
note: $840 sear cover only purchasable from dealer, that was their price.

>>27668

>have it look so that my parents won't notice it

Fucking man up and admit it to your parents, you schmuck.

>>27674
pretty much this, i mean you're going to instal factory fresh into an already been used, they'll notice the difference in wear. thats to say that the guys do it like the factory does.

also, dealer only is a load of shit, go online and start googling. i bet AT LEAST the 40 dollars is mark up and will be pocketed and probably not declared as taxed. you may not be able to get it from honda or what ever but you will be able to find it.

actually, offer em cash, they wont have to pay taxes on the money so they would actually get a little more.

also, idk how leases work but i know you dont actually own the car. the place she's leasing from may have something in the contract saying all work must be done at their store or what ever.

>>27667
if your car is older it may be in the junkyard, you could take the seat cover for dirt cheap, or the whole seat for a bit more, maybe a hundred.

for $840 you could have all four seats wrapped in leather, better leather than what comes from most oem's. ask me how i know.

>>27677

God bless pick'n'pulls