oh wow how did I not read that. must be nice to not live in a place that rusts cars to fuck.

3 sets of discs >? 50k miles? WowwwwwFinray wrote:
20 years on oem discs is fucking unreal. I've put 3 sets on my i20 in 50k miles. saving up for a 3.0 Z3, become slightly obsessed with them recently. Atlanta blue, please.
Look at that behind.
4 and half years later the MSRP a new F-150 base model is $37,000.SuperJail Warden wrote:
Also, why are F-150's so expensive? MSRP on a base model of one of those is $29,000. Yikes.
aye that's what you'll get when you spend as little as possible on replacements then hammer them everywhere, they warp and need replaced. this latest set I sprung for a set of Bosch ones with nice pads so hoping they withstand a bit more punishment, but realistically the i20's probably had its last MOT.KEN-JENNINGS wrote:
3 sets of discs >? 50k miles? WowwwwwFinray wrote:
20 years on oem discs is fucking unreal. I've put 3 sets on my i20 in 50k miles. saving up for a 3.0 Z3, become slightly obsessed with them recently. Atlanta blue, please.
https://images.pistonheads.com/nimg/50205/007.jpg
Look at that behind.
you're stinking up the inside of your car either way, hanging your hand out the window is probably more to do with the fact it's 95f. and it smells worse because it doesn't have a complicated exhaust system with a catalytic converter attached to it.unnamednewbie13 wrote:
it's the dickhead hanging their cigarette out the window because they don't want to stink up the insides of their car or whatever.
how do you make a product designed for people to inhale smell more noxious than literal car exhaust? it's mind-boggling. it's a relief i don't live in an apartment next to a smoker. trashy, low-class habit.
New cars have ports for cigarette lighters but don't come with the actual lighter anymore.unnamednewbie13 wrote:
the one thing cars no longer need are cigarette lighters.
fuck smoking. the biggest mutual rollings of eyes from fellow drivers at stop lights isn't at the guy with enough speakers to be classified as driving a sonic weapon. it's the dickhead hanging their cigarette out the window because they don't want to stink up the insides of their car or whatever. up goes everybody else's windows, and off go the fans. can be a 95F day, but nobody wants to breathe that shit.
how do you make a product designed for people to inhale smell more noxious than literal car exhaust? it's mind-boggling. it's a relief i don't live in an apartment next to a smoker. trashy, low-class habit.
Some time ago while living in a shitty area - which is to say Essex - some crackhead flagged me down like someone was dying and needed to be rushed to hospital.KEN-JENNINGS wrote:
New cars have ports for cigarette lighters but don't come with the actual lighter anymore.
When I quit smoking I used to be able to smell cigarette smoke from a car across the intersection.
I don't really mind if people smoke, but I always go crazy when I see someone smoking in their cars with the windows up. Disgusting on every level.
maybe smoker emissions masks should be required, with an annual test.fin wrote:
and it smells worse because it doesn't have a complicated exhaust system with a catalytic converter attached to it.
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Probably they were the single greatest contributor back when they were invented and about the only disposable plastic product.uziq wrote:
maybe not related but i read somewhere recently that cigarette filters are pretty much the single greatest contributor to unrecyclable plastic waste on earth. and they don't even work. they never worked. it was a psy-op by marketing people in big tobacco in the '70s or '80s or whenever they introduced the things.
Did I say I know someone who could be retired but works exclusively to fund his and his wife's smoking?unnamednewbie13 wrote:
saw a guy biking for his 'health' with a lit cigarette hanging out of his mouth. puff, puff, puff, like a steam train.
will probably flick it into the grass when done.
https://pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/acs.est.8b01533Dilbert_X wrote:
Probably they were the single greatest contributor back when they were invented and about the only disposable plastic product.uziq wrote:
maybe not related but i read somewhere recently that cigarette filters are pretty much the single greatest contributor to unrecyclable plastic waste on earth. and they don't even work. they never worked. it was a psy-op by marketing people in big tobacco in the '70s or '80s or whenever they introduced the things.
Now there are many more orders of magnitude of plastic products in the waste stream.
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