CRed05

This. I dont believe those require full synthetic, they *might* require a synthetic blend if I remember correctly. But its pretty much up to you when it comes to choosing between synthetic or conventional, unless specified.

Tigerine

I'll tell you why it didnt deploy. I'm driving an Escalade right now since I'm doing my waterpump/timing belt on the S4. It didnt deploy because everything electronic on an Escalade will fail. Windows, gauges, stability system, weird idle at random times...pieces of junk. He probably got injured cause the cheap plastic dash shattered into a million pieces.

I just quickly read through it, but I don't see any solid proof in there that it's a fraud. Couple of sentences in there could could be misinterpreted as such, but its not very solid evidence. It's very clear on what the opinion of the writer of that article is though. Everything is always a conspiracy Need more facts from scientists that aren't influenced by politicians.

Fixed

Ken Block knows about those http://cache.gawker.com/assets/images/12/2009/11/500x_Ken_Block_Tracked_Subaru.jpg

That's exactly right. I also forgot about the almighty GT-R.

I'll look for links, but Formula 1 used to have AWD cars, until it was banned. Audi dominated BTCC when its B5 A4 was racing, also in DTM they are very successful, Audi is currently ahead of Mercedes in DTM, Porsche has been using it for a long time. What about Audi in Trans Am? People use it where ever it is not banned. Wonder why they keep banning them if they do so well with it? Here are just a few: McLaren http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/c/c0/McLaren_M9A.jpg/180px-McLaren_M9A.jpg Ford Cosworth http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1013/3166716966_ae7d6cda61.jpg Trans Am car http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3219/2750530981_aa9595b83c.jpg BTCC http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2007/2128363640_42818edf5c.jpg DTM http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3190/2909746042_938cc6b76b.jpg

You ran blizzaks at the track? Sounds like you've got the garage queen. And no, you do not win.

Yeah, thats why yours sat, and I drove mine with the same tires I ran at the track with over summer

Do car manufacturers' research and their success with it in racing count? On all types of surfaces.

It's all the same, you just need to downgrade back to RC29. This is what I followed when I did Jeff's phone. http://androidforums.com/t-mobile-g1/12637-root-guide-stock-2-cyanogen-update-rom.html

Like you would know Princess FWD

Dont skip any steps, ask Jeff what happens if you do

There is always a need for AWD

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I agree with that.

I hear that knoppix is the way to do it.

I tried using Sprint Nav two nights ago and it told me my account expired...so i'm guessing sprint caught on to it. If you know someone with a sprint android phone, you might be able to put in their number and it may work. This is where I look for ROMs: http://forum.xda-developers.com/forumdisplay.php?f=448 The best Hero rom i've had is MLIGN's V2.5.7. He has a new, V3.1.1 that's based off of 2.5.7, I havent had a chance to flash it yet and try it out, but I didnt have luck with V2.8 and V3.0, they would get really slow after a while and eventually crash my phone. I might just stick to v2.5.7 until HTC releases their android 2.0 Hero rom. Link to MLIGN's roms: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=573209

Yeah, the host site for the first pic apparently doesn't like hotlinking.

Thats a good one.

national trailway, lol Most of those remind me of: http://www.planearium2.de/pics/pics-308.jpg

http://fyrhstrm.com/NewBlog/image.axd?picture=2008%2F10%2FIMG_8061.jpg I'm impressed.