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Marinated flank steak tonight. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Taco salad. Yum. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

It's a bit more complicated than just looking at width and offsets. Any one change that you make will affect something else (or multiple somethings). Keep in mind that Honda designed everything to work within a certain "operating range", and it's far easier for enthusiasts like us to completely...

I splurged and got it detailed today. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Word of warning to the OP - if your heart is set on those wheels, be aware that they will poke out A LOT, not just a bit. If you add any lowering of any kind, budget for some bodywork or you'll be rubbing like crazy (and even that might not be enough). Count on excessive wear on suspension...

It’s really old, but here’s my cross-country rig from years ago. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Pretty much every grade of pump gas has at least a small amount of ethanol blended in. Usually up to 10%. Hence, E10. Same type of thing for E15. Maybe I’m just being overly specific. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Last I looked, my local Woodman’s (grocery store with a fuel station) had 87 octane E10 for $1.49/gallon and 93 octane E10 for $1.99/gallon. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Whether I or anyone else is anti-gun or not is beside the point of this conversation. I’m trying to understand the appeal. That’s it. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

First off - I'm not trying to start a fight or get into a 2nd Amendment argument here, but why the enthusiasm for these AR15-style weapons? I'm struggling to see the appeal. Are they investments? They aren't the best for self/home defense or even hunting.......so why?

Depends on what kind of bodywork you need. Replacing a rear quarter and blending in new paint? $5K is pretty expensive. Stripping and reshooting the entire car, while fixing any rust and dents along the way? Double your $5K budget. In my experience, expensive body work is usually worth it; cheap...

Or, if you like the shift lever tall like that, you could always get a custom boot made by Redline Goods. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I finally updated my old iPhone 6 to an iPhone XR in August. It's.............fine, I guess. Although, if what I'm reading becomes reality (Apple moving iPhones to a subscription-type service), I'll be dumping Apple faster than last night's bean dip.

I decided that rather than trade up to a new 2020 Civic Si, that it would be more financially responsible to hang onto my 2014 for another five years. To wit, I purchased a new set of winter tires. My old set was due for replacement after five winter seasons and 60,000 miles. FWIW, the new tires...

This item has been sold. Moderator, please close this thread. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk