I'll start with an obvious one:
Nissan (Skyline) GT-R
>>14785711
Rotary Mazdas
Any BMW car after the E46 is shit, so any of those. The only thing they can do right is motorcycles.
>>14785711
Subaru WRX/STi
But only because I'm tired of 200k beat to shit salvage title COBB TUNED BRO sikk mawdz WRX's being listed for $6000+
Is the Chevy 3.6L a good engine? I want a V6 1LE.
pls respond
>>14785674
It's a pretty good motor; reliable, sounds good, makes 325 horsepower.
What's not to like?
And the 1LE will be a handling monster.
But, still, you're gonna hear people say
>You coulda got a V8
>>14786112
>>14785674
no
kill your elve
>>14786132
>whats not to like
the fact that the exhaust mainfold and the heads are casted as one piece
Let's be honest, this guy is the reason half of us know anything at all on /o/
>>14785325
>implying this pretentious gray haired cunt can teach anything without googling it
shill elsewhere yo
>>14785325
I knew most of my shit before him.
>>14785325
>this guy is the reason half of us know anything at all on /o/
Cars that always looked decent
>>14785258
tesla model s
pagani zonda s
>>14785258
Accord, it's one of the cariest cars ever
I live my life a quarter tire at a time
For those thousand miles or less, I'm free
Everything stance related here m8s
>>14785131
4x4 stance reporting in
>>14785182
needs lower and wider m8
Hi guys, okay well tomorrow I am supposed to meet with an appraiser to check the worth of the damage to my honda accord, year 2008. If they deemed my car as a total loss, what would happen? I called the insurance company and they kept sending me to different branches of the insurance company. Also why is an appraiser from a different insurance company looking over the damages and not from my insurance company?
Generally if they total the car it means that they view the cost of repairing it in excess of the value of the car. If they total it, they write you a check for the value of the car at the time of the crash. This almost always means that they take ownership of the car and sell it off for scrap. Some insurers won't bother with taking it in some situations, so you can part it out or scrap it yourself. If you strongly disagree with their appraised value (not an infrequent occurrence, they want to pay as little as possible) your best recourse is probably going to involve talking to a lawyer, or seeing if your insurance will appoint one. A strongly worded demand letter from a reputable attorney lights fires under asses. With that said, don't rush stuff. It's not worth fucking up, and these things don't happen overnight. You MIGHT have to sue the other party, but without details about what happened, nobody here can help you.
Things to consider. If they do not end up totaling it, and you weren't at fault in the accident (you can be at fault, just harder to argue for this), demand compensation not only for the repairs, but for the diminished value. A car with major repairs is going to bluebook for far less. Paying you for repairs and diminished value is the only way to be "made whole."
Disclaimer, there are exceptions to literally every single point above. A huge amount will depend on what your policy is, and what the policies are for whoever crashed into you.
DO NOT UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES SIGN SOMETHING WITHOUT READING AND FULLY UNDERSTANDING IT. Lot of companies try to coerce you into signing stuff so you can't ever get anything else out in the future. If their settlement offer is not acceptable, even marginally, you aren't forced to sign it. Lot of attorneys do free consultations for this sort of thing.
So if I am at fault am I still able to get a check for my car if it is deemed a total loss?
I'm also under a similar situation. My car was already appraised, and I've be offered a solid amount to be honest, but seeing as how it's wise to negotiate that amount, I would like to do so, but I'm not sure how to backup why.
I'm considering buying back my car for the $120 and flipping it whole for parts.
I present to you, the OBS (Oil Burn System)
The purpose of this system is to change the procedure of an "oil change" and to keep your oil more clean at all times.
How it works:
Your oil loops into a special burn chamber, controlled by a computer. The computer burns off very small amounts of oil based on mileage and engine hours. The burned oil's waste is deposited into the waste deposit canister. At the same time of the burning, the computer also draws from the oil reservoir and adds the exact amount of oil it just burned back into the system....
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Woops I typoed "OBR" a couple times. Meant to say OBS but I'm pretty sure everyone will get that.
>>14784907
10/10 for effort lad
hakuna miata would be proud
>>14784907
You would reach an equilibrium level of shit in your oil, since this is a single-pass continuously stirred reactor now. With no filter, you would be exposing your engine to significantly more contamination, assuming you're burning oil at your normal "swap" rate (e.g., 4L every 3k miles).
2/10 for this was thought of 200 years ago, actually exists, in some applications, and there's a reason it's not a design option on a modern car.
pic related. I have barely any knowledge of cars, but from my understanding, the "bulginess" of the challenger comes from the need to meet safety standards?? But is there a way to change the body of it to make it closer to the original?
lower it on airbags?
>>14784854
I've looked at lowered challengers too, but it just looks like a boat..
>>14784850
You'll just have to wait for the barricuda, which will allegedly be on a smaller platform.
>That feel when parts arrive
>>14784637
Fuck that.
>tfw you get done installing parts and the problem goes away
>tfw you notice an odd sound when driving
>tfw the first thing you think of turns out to be the problem
>tfw driving down the road late at night with nothing but the radio to keep you company
>tfw starting your car after you have been on vacation or gone from it for a while
Misshift 5th to 6th, hand slips off clutch
>the sound of straight cut gears grinding
Hey /o/
What would you say is a fair price for an imported JDM WRX STi? I'm looking at two right now, a 98 and a 00, 9k and 11k respectively. Both around 100k km and come with a full inspection and 1 year warranty.
Do you guys think they will depreciate more than this? And is insurance ridiculous for RHD imports? Thanks guys.
Too much, you could have a V3/V4 imported yourself for ~6k CAD
>>14784650
Really? Do you know where in Vancouver would hook me up with that?
>>14784691
Talk to an import company. I'd recommend Pacific Coast Auto or JDM Connection.
Ok which one of you did this
>>14784579
i dont know why thats so funny
>>14784579
wtf kind of picture is this
>>14784683
Kid don't know how to use MS paint to black out plate.
Hey /o/
Can you tell right off the bat if an engine isn't built right by driving or listening to it ?
I ask because i'm going to look at a Foxbody on Friday. the owner says he had the block machined at a reputable shop, but built the engine himself.
he says its also his 4th build
how much of a risk would i be taking if i bought this car?
heres the cl ad http://greenville.craigslist.org/cto/5494994742.html
opinions ?
thanks you guys are the best
How many miles does the rebuild have on it?
>>14784568
I'm a fucking idiot, nevermind.
>wife says it must go
Go there and be as annoying as possible, make trying to sell it hell, but don't actually intend to buy it. Save this man's car from his wife.
>>14784549
A knocking sound.
Can American cars turn?
>>14784444
KINDA
>>14784453
>$30000 more for 1 second of track time
What happened to BMW?
ITT Car technology that is bullshit
>inb4 mazda shill site that explains this bullshit
no one cares because results is what matters
Post a non mazda article/statistics that says a skyactiv car is no 1 in MPG or even in performance. Ill wait.
NO ANECDOTAL SHIT and muh displacement
>>14784297
>Post a non mazda article/statistics that says a skyactiv car is no 1 in MPG or even in performance. Ill wait.
Can't. Everything is either shill or states Mazda is shit.
Dis new maymay?
>>14784326
>new
how many months has this shitposter been at this?
What causes resistance on a shifter? Why is the shifter on my new car sometimes smooth as fuck, but sometimes feel like dragging a stick through a bucket of gravel?
>>14784222
temperature of the transmission fluid. cold fluid = janky shifting
>>14784222
Because they still use plastic shifter ball bushings for el cheapo reasons.
>>14784222
drive shaft is spinning to fast / slow for where your rpm is
It's the same reason you have to wait a few secs after a sudden stop to put car in reverse, or else you will grind reverse gear even if you have the clutch all the way down