mitch504
Senior Member
What is that on the back of some of the cars?
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DEF... What's the point?
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mitch504
Senior Member
I thought parachute, but I couldn't see how it worked.
I'm thinking the parachute does more for the driver's emissions than the car's.
I'm thinking the parachute does more for the driver's emissions than the car's.
DMiller
Senior Member
That would be a crap catcher when the car gets loose!! The driver will also!!
ianholt150
Well-Known Member
We haven't had 100% gas since '90 Everything with a carb, rubber fuel lines and steel gas tanks has had major work to continue operating. The farmers lobby hit us with that. Never mind it has only 2/3 the energy of gas, that its corrosive and uses more energy to produce than its worth. The illinois EPA says its better. FU@% the EPA . Now they're pushing bio diesel down our throats. I dont think anywhere sells anything better than B10 out here.
More subsidies paid for with tax dollars. I know we're not supposed to get political here, but you cant ignore the elephant in the room
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We get B25 out here.
More subsidies paid for with tax dollars. I know we're not supposed to get political here, but you cant ignore the elephant in the room
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We get B25 out here.