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You have an exhaust leak and are getting carbon monoxide poisoning. Fix it or drive with the windows down when possible.

>>16162537
This, op. Depending on how long you have been driving like this for you may have brain damage. If it's been for a long time (years) then I might consider a visit to a doctor.

>>16162537
Either this or your eyes don't work so good anymore and the head ache is from eye strain. I used to get headaches all the time before I had glasses.

Monitoring this thread

>>16162412
oh shit yes

>>16162412
>>16162454
>>16163041
Spoonfeed me lads

>>16162021
The car that has full coverage because she keeps wrecking the other one.

>>16162021
FD RX7

>>16162021
96 taurus GL wagon.
Its an awful car. V6 is slow as shit. The engine wheezes like a lifetime smoker. Its fuckhuge and hard to maneuver in tight spaces.

However, in 2 years of ownership its only needed $120 in repairs, outside of basic shit like oil changes. We did buy it with 65k miles, so there's that.

Eat well. Nothing is worse than having to sit in your own body uncomfortable when you're going to be uncomfortable already.

>>16161895
Lots of snacks, beverages, good playlist of music, copilot for conversation if possible. A blunt or two will make the time fly by.

>>16161895
Bring plenty of snacks, a few drinks (don't want to stop for bathroom every few minutes), a good co-pilot, ALL eurobeat albums, and a seat cushion. Nothing worse than sitting in your seat for over 6 hours and not being comfy.

Optional:
>Tools/fluids for any problems that may occur (coolant, oil, maybe a gallon or two of water)
>Books on tape
>More than one person in your car
>Stops at cities that have tourist spots or any sort of location you may want to visit along the way
And don't forget to have fun. Sometimes you will be so focused on the destination, you forget about the fun you can have getting there.

>Y/M/M
2002 renault shitbox
>KILOMETERS you've put on it BECAUSE LITERALLY NO ONE USES MILES OUTSIDE OF A BOAT
250k
>Parts replaced
Literally everything

>>16161365
1990 subi wagon

Needs rear diff fluid, engine oil, and coolant. All other fluids are new ish.

>>16161397

This is why I don't trust French cars made after 1999.

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Could it be the interior lights fuse?

>>16159996
check fuses

>>16160066
This

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>>16159993

>driving long distances in briefs -> sweaty and angry
>driving the same distance in shorts -> relaxed
Dick pointing downwards. Why trying to defy gravity?

>>16159993
>dick always pointing down
>never rage or aggressive driving

>>16159879
JDM BROOOOO
and because movies and games have over hyped these cars

>>16159879
>late model evo
>normie magnets
I literally only ever see car enthusiasts driving these things. They're usually bone stock or very lightly modified. Occasionally i'll meet someone who's built theres up to 400wph, but its not common. Its a very adult ownership club, mostly due to the high price of entry.

>>16159929
Normie car enthusiasts

Only the rear on mine. Makes it feel tighter when cornering. Doesn't really make any difference when driving normally. Can make the rear end more prone to coming around on you, not nearly enough to consider not getting a bigger swaybar. Don't go too big if you don't plan on turning it into a dedicated track car.

>>16159783

Oh cool! I kinda did the opposite.
I did 1 5/16ths in the front, and am currently waiting for 7/8ths for the rear.
My car is a Lincoln Mark VII, so it has a bunch of bodyroll stock. I was pleasantly surprised how easy it was to switch out and the results were immediately tighter when I took it around turns.
As soon as my rear gets here, I'm looking forward to gaining some oversteer. If that's how it works, I confess I'm ignorant.

FM adjustable sway bars in my 02 shitiata. The OEM sport bars (on the LS trim) were decent, but getting the adjustable bars and tweaking them to fit my preference was fun and totally worth it. I prefer a neutral to slight oversteer setup, and I was able to get it dialed in nicely. When I got the settings right, the car and I just "clicked."

>comfy
Soft bars are nice for cruising, but if you're going to hoon, get proper bars.

Motorcycles are for idiots.

>>16159632
Well played.

>>16159632
can't do more than 80mph/10

>>16158900
Same way you turn out if the center lane wasnt there, wait till no cars are in your way and hurry up

>>16158900
Ha, in some cities, I see semi trucks parked in the center turn lane. Even UPS delivery trucks have parked there for package deliveries as many shops are jewish about providing parking to the point of making customers park in someone else's parking lot.

>>16158900
Use blue if traffic isn't super busy

Used red if traffic is really bad, because you're not going to find an opening in both flows.

Tacoma

Frontier, most recent generation

>>16158871
You can improve city mpgs by getting one of those mesh trailer gates just fyi.

>>16149222
Nice trips. I own the game, and I can tell you that the games is really easy to get good at and the physics are not all that realistic (but in a good way)

>>16149222
i have it on the 360, and i've had a ton of fun with it. Once you get the hang of it it's pretty damn easy, but if you're wanting to buy it, do it.

>How realistic is it physics and driving handling wise?

Absolutely not at all

>>16160096
>Ford Taurus
>Is not a named Pokemon.

>Mercury Marauder
>Dindu Nuffin

>Chevrolet Express
>Does not handle your packages.