High pressure / high flow fuel pumps. Allow for all sorts of possibilities with ECU tuning and DI that weren't possible otherwise.
You might be a jackass, but you're our jackass. And I can only hope that you keep posting your COTD award pics and never quit being a jackass. Jackass.
They did good. We have a 2.0L AWD SEL for the wife and we love it so far. Haven't had a chance to do any long distance with it, but in our area (rural, small town driving, lots of hills) we have been getting low 20's for mileage. Seems like its been in the 21-23 range when I look, though I haven't really been…
I actually scanned through some of the comments and they were pretty reasonable. And more than few calling out the author for wasting their time with a pointless article.
That just wasted five minutes of my life. And it was well worth it. OK, maybe not five minutes, but at least a couple.
There happens to be a big chunk of Michigan missing up here. The top half of the Keweenaw Peninsula (~500-600 square miles) plus Isle Royale are missing from this map. Everything to the north of Portage Lake and the Portage River has gone away. Also Kinja ate my post about this last night.
On my mobile so I can't annotate. But this map is effed and is missing about 500 square miles of Michigan. Not sure what that says about education In this country.
This looks like a pretty solid set to me and will have pretty much every socket you'll ever need. You might need to pick up the occasional deep well socket, but it looks like there are actually quite a few of those in this set. There aren't a lot of combo wrenches and you'll probably want to pick up some socket…
True, but the analogy is definitely appropriate for the code pictured (secondary air).
