Hai Guyz!?
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I saw this set of lawn mower tires for sale at the ACE Hardware in town. Can I fit them on my Crossfire? I'm not really concerned with a speed rating or wet traction cuz I don't really drive my car and normally just push it around the kitchen floor while mom makes dinner.
And with regular unleaded gas nearing 4 dollars a gallon and a gallon of milk at 3... has anybody tried a dairy fuel conversion? I bet if you coupled it with an electronic supercharger you could completely defy the natural laws of physics!
And with regular unleaded gas nearing 4 dollars a gallon and a gallon of milk at 3... has anybody tried a dairy fuel conversion? I bet if you coupled it with an electronic supercharger you could completely defy the natural laws of physics!
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Re: Hai Guyz!?
Originally Posted by Opticon
And with regular unleaded gas nearing 4 dollars a gallon and a gallon of milk at 3... has anybody tried a dairy fuel conversion? I bet if you coupled it with an electronic supercharger you could completely defy the natural laws of physics!
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Actually I think regular is like 3.85 here, but don't quote me on that... I don't drive a car that was engineered for regular.
Hmm... I don't drive a car that was engineered for regular.
... I don't drive a car that was engineered for regulaasldkfalaskjg;aslkjsa!!!!!1
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Hmm... I don't drive a car that was engineered for regular.
... I don't drive a car that was engineered for regulaasldkfalaskjg;aslkjsa!!!!!1
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Re: Hai Guyz!?
Originally Posted by Opticon
I saw this set of lawn mower tires for sale at the ACE Hardware in town. Can I fit them on my Crossfire? I'm not really concerned with a speed rating or wet traction cuz I don't really drive my car and normally just push it around the kitchen floor while mom makes dinner.
Yes - when front mounted they make excellent rubber baby buggy bumpers, the side mount is recommended to prevent door dings, and he rear mount is best for new drivers who have problems backing up with the XF's limited view. Do not, however, mount them on the top of the vehicle as this would look silly.
Originally Posted by Opticon
And with regular unleaded gas nearing 4 dollars a gallon and a gallon of milk at 3... has anybody tried a dairy fuel conversion? I bet if you coupled it with an electronic supercharger you could completely defy the natural laws of physics!
If you do this, make sure to clean out all cheese remnants before storage lest you suffer the same fate as +fireamx !! 
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Re: Hai Guyz!?
Originally Posted by Jeff Cobb
rubber baby buggy bumpers... Do not, however, mount them on the top of the vehicle as this would look silly.
I recommend cheese ... and if you play poor the gov't will give you big blocks of it for free. Since the electric SC also doubles as a cheese grater and salad shooter ... If you do this, make sure to clean out all cheese remnants before storage lest you suffer the same fate as +fireamx!!!
I recommend cheese ... and if you play poor the gov't will give you big blocks of it for free. Since the electric SC also doubles as a cheese grater and salad shooter ... If you do this, make sure to clean out all cheese remnants before storage lest you suffer the same fate as +fireamx!!!
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