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your best bet is to just live with it

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>>16738691
>even automatic is too complicated for burgers
CANT MAKE THIS sHIT uP

>>16738719
>Complicated
>Impractical
It takes talent to be this stupid

Cummies =3

bleached ones

what they were before that is a mystery

torch

>>16738348
haha tiem for angle grinders

Are you using an impact wrench with an Allen key attachment ?

I think that's the only thing that will work

>>16738201
Gas is terrible
What are the chances of buying an unabused one?

Prepare to spend money on clutches if it was previously abused (if fitted with an aftermarket clutch, prepare to rebuild your trans), also if with stock turbo and it was fitted with a boost controller prepare for rebuild or replacement of your turbo.

Also no gas.

It's an older vehicle so it's going to have occasionally maintenance to begin with.

However one thing to consider is that not only is this an AWD vehicle (meaning more expensive to maintain) but it's a vehicle that has been driven hard most likely from the previous owner.

Also gas will not be your friend.

Not saying don't buy, I just wouldn't daily it.

>>16738214 I've heard shit about Evos having serious reliability problems, so I intend on finding one with little to no modifications. I found a couple of clean Evos in my price range online, but I don't know if they were modified at all or not because insufficient details were provided.

All info I could find online regarding the MPG is that it ranged from 22 to 28, which I could definitely manage, but none of it came from any official sources.

>>16738254
Yeah, I'm gonna keep this in mind.

Corvette is better at being a sports car and overall is just much better.

Get the camaro. Back seats. God tier ls.
13 second quarter

Didn't you make this same thread with different cars before? The right car will come, be patient. The Vette looks nice but I'd look into that vin and see why it's been written off

>>16738176
>This goes for everything,
But it doesn't, it depends on the tool, what you are using it for, and why. In my case some tools I will only by from Snap On, and others I am fine with Harbor Freight. If I worked on heavy diesels or trains there would be different tools that I needed to hold up forever and others I could use cheap shit. You'll figure it out when you need to, if you have to wonder if it's worth it you probably don't need to spend that much on a tool.

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Poorfags complain about not being able to afford real tools, go get a Stanley set from Walmart

>>16738176
It depends on many different factors. Their 80 tooth ratchet is wonderful and worth every penny, but their boxes are just overkill for a DIY person.

They have a really nice cordless ratchet if you are a pro, but other than that I would steer clear of their cordless tools. You're better off with a brand like milwaukee or dewalt.

>>16738172
>Best
Are you people really this dumb? Post your:
>Budget
>Performance requirements
>Endurance requirements
>Location/climate
And maybe then you can get a decent recommendation other than "dunno, I'm using X tire and it seems better than the corded Y tire I was using before".

>>16738696
Budget doesn't matter, I don't need them immediately so I've got plenty of time to save up.

Good grip for toegay but still daily driveable.

I don't care how long they last.

Texas, rarely gets under 40° F. I can run summers all year.

>>16738717
Maxxis RC-1

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>>16737800
this shit was practically designed to piss people like you off

What? Do you unironically enjoy shifting gears with a fucking stick? Do you also enjoy giving hand jobs you faggot?

>>16737800
this isn't real, is it?

rough

>>16737735
Rough World Concept. Interesting. Here I was thinking it was just German-sounding gibberish

>Rust problems (if you live where it snows and they didn't undercoat it)
>It eats ball joints

other than that pretty fucking reliable afaik

>>16737440
Pretty reliable, my mum still has her 2007 Limited model. It's reaching 300,000 miles.

>>16737508
Any major repairs?

why? its not hurting it. he probably put it there to keep corrosion away.
just clean the carb and drain the old oil normally.

>>16736991
All oil and gasoline have been drained. I'm going to need a new air filter since the old one is soaked in motor oil right?

And is that a yes to a complete disassembly or what?

>>16737086
>I'm going to need a new air filter since the old one is soaked in motor oil right?
Is it one of those little foam block things, like on a lawn mower? Those are supposed to have some amount of oil in them.

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>>16736194

did you do a full vin check before buying? If so, congrats anon.
If not,
>le one owner trick

>>16736194
considering a compact like a cruze or a civic with 50-70,000km runs about 10-11,000$ CND I say you did good (even if its a subcompact).

cheap cars, decently reliable, cheap to run

wouldn't wanna crash in one tho

personally I'd probably go with the ninja.
Although I just started riding this past summer so I don't really know all that much between the two

>>16736045
the 750, fuck 2cylinder 650 bullshit

What engine do you have in that C1500?

>>16734512
>buying subarus
>ever
they're shit and have no redeeming features.

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>>16734512
>cvt cuckboxes

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>>16733615

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Just want to see if anyone has some backgrounds I don't..

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I like this title