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also. random question.
does anybody by any chance know anyone that has a place in OC that would rent it out for the summer for a decent price (like 500-1000 a month)
does anybody by any chance know anyone that has a place in OC that would rent it out for the summer for a decent price (like 500-1000 a month)
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Good Morning. can someone please tell me what happened to Spring? I was just about to plant flowers and here comes temps of 30 at night. Rather have cold temps than a foot of snow. I was able to get in touch with Jake and he changed plugs and noticed that there may be some condensation getting to the plugs. The engine light was off for 2 days and then back on again. I'll get out today to find out if it's the same code misfire cyl 3 or if something else is going on. I did notice that there is a lot of condensation coming from the exhaust when I start her up,but gauges are all reading okay. I just read something about exhaust condensation and now I have to find the article again. That's all folks. Happy Easter
Looked it up, the green corrosion is from the copper in the plug oxidizing. Since you have distributor less ignition, id recommend either the coil rail or putting the heat reflecting tape on the injectors. Ill pick my brain more.
OH! does anybody own a matt black Cherokee massive lift, green shocks, green d rings and big green spider on the hood? Also had blacked out tail lights and directionals with some sweet chrome trim? Saw it in a Giant Eagle parking lot around 8. That thing was sweeet.
Is blacking out tail lights and other things legal in this state?
Is blacking out tail lights and other things legal in this state?
Not really. OC is a tourist trap. Everything there is geared to take way more money. Cause everyone wants to live there during the summer. But good luck.
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If you wanna argue that, it also increases the amount of time you're in their blind spots. Numerous studies have shown that speed doesn't equate to danger, and the Autobahn in the safest highway system in the world.
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Drivers ed also teaches you not to be in the blind spots of other drivers.
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So driving quickly is bad because other drivers don't have time to see you in their mirrors, but drivers ed teaches you to avoid other drivers' blind spots? Does that mean you're supposed to continually change lanes, or are you supposed to continually change speed?
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I'm aware of the differences; I learned to drive on the Autobahn.
So driving quickly is bad because other drivers don't have time to see you in their mirrors, but drivers ed teaches you to avoid other drivers' blind spots? Does that mean you're supposed to continually change lanes, or are you supposed to continually change speed?
So driving quickly is bad because other drivers don't have time to see you in their mirrors, but drivers ed teaches you to avoid other drivers' blind spots? Does that mean you're supposed to continually change lanes, or are you supposed to continually change speed?
If you are in the blind spot of another driver, both going the speed limit, slow down. You are out of there blind spot and as long as both are driving consistently, you wont be there again.
You can change your speed as much as you want. As long as it isnt over the speed limit, and not slower than 15 under the limit.
You can also change lanes as often as you want. As long as you use your turn signals.
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Driving over the speed limit is bad because it puts you and other people at risk.
If you are in the blind spot of another driver, both going the speed limit, slow down. You are out of there blind spot and as long as both are driving consistently, you wont be there again.
You can change your speed as much as you want. As long as it isnt over the speed limit, and not slower than 15 under the limit.
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If you are in the blind spot of another driver, both going the speed limit, slow down. You are out of there blind spot and as long as both are driving consistently, you wont be there again.
You can change your speed as much as you want. As long as it isnt over the speed limit, and not slower than 15 under the limit.
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You can recite the book all you want, but it isn't practical in real life scenarios. And no, constantly varying your speed isn't advised in traffic. Even if it doesn't bother you, it annoys other drivers and leads them to doing stupid things.
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First, going over the speed limit doesn't inherently put anyone at risk. I'd like to see any statistical evidence that speed cause injuries. Speed can make injuries worse, but negligence causes the problems. A competent driver at 70mph and an aware driver at 55mph won't ever have a problem with each other on the road.
You can recite the book all you want, but it isn't practical in real life scenarios. And no, constantly varying your speed isn't advised in traffic. Even if it doesn't bother you, it annoys other drivers and leads them to doing stupid things.
You can recite the book all you want, but it isn't practical in real life scenarios. And no, constantly varying your speed isn't advised in traffic. Even if it doesn't bother you, it annoys other drivers and leads them to doing stupid things.
By having a license you are saying you are going to follow the states rules (and counties therein) for driving on said roads.
Going 45 in a 55 is perfectly legal. 70 in a 55 is not.
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Whatever, dude. I'm talking about reason, practicality, and real life. You can keep reciting the book and pretending nobody breaks the speed limit. I'm not gonna argue this all night.