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literally an LED powered by the cigarette lighter, if anything, it makes fuel economy worse by using power and existing in the car

>>16853839
Works great if you also use an aftermarket muffler bearing

What's there to discuss?
It's what >>16853855 said.
They make money with dumb people.

Taco

>>16853537
Mpg comparable to a more capable full sized truck.

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>>16827041
>How do I join the montage?
See pic related

My shitty supra developed new shitty issues.
It doesn't like revving under load. If I floor it it feels like I hit the rev limiter around 3500rpm. I thought it was the plugs so I replaced them but it's still there. Where should I go next? Injectors? Pump?
I'm gonna plug another AFM in and see if anything changes tomorrow but I'm trying to build a plan of attack.

>>16827328
Injectors first

Where can I get a half bucket like that I want one for organizing stuff in the back of my FJ.

>>16872348
Walmart, Home Depot, Lowe's take your pick

>>16872340
youre thinking about it wrong. you have two buckets that are Siamese twins.

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Here is a pic of the benz.

>In b4 sell the bmw and get a 3k civic.

>>16872176
You're obviously poor or you wouldn't start with such shit cars. Save your money for something good. The Benz has probably been crashed so it's worthless.

>>16872176
You ever thought about saving all that money and instead buy a car that isn't older than you are?

Can't put a patch on a window

>>16871980
>2017
>not having your backseat protected by a velcro seat cover
>not storing 200 patches in plain sight for all to be jealous

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>>16872033

>>16871790
>MR2
Can you actually find a clean one?

>>16871790
what is your experience with driving cars before? Terrible idea to be buying some 10 to 20 year old cars when you have no idea how to tell if stuff like the clutch or turbocharger is in good shape or not.

Just buy something like a mazda3 or civic with 50K miles or less for now (probably $5K in your area?) so there won't be any work or expenses you have to do right away beyond fluid changes and maybe brakes. Then buy something cooler afterwards when you're over 25 for that insurance cut-off.

If you knew more about cars already then go ahead, but you wouldn't be asking this question if you did.

>>16871790
All depends on your budget OP

If it's like 3k, then get an early 2000's manual civic. They are fun to drive and stupidly reliable.

This is coming from someone who tried to buy a fun first car and wishes they got a civic

>>16871180
>Jeep
Show youe tits

>>16871180
>It's the 5 speed manual version so it's desirable I guess.

Thats because every automatic transmission in chryslers blow up

>>16871180
Fuck no. Get a civic for 3k. It's a better car no matter the mileage. Post your local Craigslist.

who cares as long as it provides enough cold cranking current

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Optima Yellowtop. Other batteries won't fit. Toyota makes them, just ask for a Toyota Optima Yellowtop Corolla battery at AutoZone.

>>16871103
Thanks alot but i'm not from the U.S.
And there no optima batterys here so advice me on second best?

>ac doesnt work

actually kinda pissed about this, i assumed it worked since it was a 2013, but i bought it when it was below zero so i couldn't test it

>mfw drive a 28 year old miata
>mfw everyone tells me i need an alignment
>mfw change all the suspension components
>mfw people tell me i definitely need an alignment
>mfw car drives dead straight, hasn't had an alignment in the entire 60,000 miles i have owned it and probably hasnt had one ever

alignments are scams my friend.

car once rear-ended another car, frame damage was repaired, steering wheel is just the slightest bit off center and i feel a little bit of pulling to the right when braking, could be caused by uneven tireware making the problem worse.

I can live with it, but like they say, it is never the same car.
>inb4 buying a car with frame damage; was a hand me down

Either one is a mistake

>>16871024
this

get a 3k civic

>>16871028
But I already own a car that is worth 3k.

ford t twin turbo with nigga wheels and a personal toilet in the back

Ford Flash Superthimble

Looks like a Passat

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>german showroom

>Is the ATS-V Better?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=47wtmhafm_0

>>16870678
When will they fix that front bumper?

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From what I've read on here they are generally viewed as perhaps the best truck in its age and size if it has been properly taken care off - but that they are generally priced a bit over what you'd call the "real value"

>>16870630
Unfortunately it will be kind of hard for finding 150k miles for 9k for either the Tundra/Tacoma or a 4Runner. If you do find one though, make sure the frame isn't rusted to hell. Also look into Nissan Xterras and Frontiers.

>>16870630
Tacomas and tundras are godlike. If it's under 200,000 and under 9k then I'd 100% pick one up if it's a v6 Tacoma or a v8 tundra. I drove the shit out of a 07 tundra all across the Continental US and had no problems at all. As for 4runners that gen is pretty good, it doesn't suffer from the rust issue that plagued 90's Toyota trucks and first and second gen 4runners. Plus the third gen doesn't have the 3.Slow like mine does.