Rhyno posted:

We're at Pequods in Chicago and this dude deadass just said "do you know who my father is?" when they told him there was a 2 hour wait for a table.

Hostess looked like she was having a stroke trying to keep her calm.

Tremek posted:

Thanks, trying to figure out some normalcy, if it means bickering on SA then I guess that's a good problem to have.

re: truck, it looks like there's a whole host of tunes out there, and it appears a lot of guys like to upgrade their charge coolers ($$$) and add CAIs (questionable at best IMHO) and a tune to get the trucks to scoot more effectively.

Somewhat amusingly, the day after the fire the HPTuners MPVI v2 adapter I had ordered/upgraded to for the Mercedes showed up on the porch... I found it in the (small) pile of unopened packages last night and went and tried to do some datalogging briefly in the Raptor.

Looks like there's a good amount of knock retard happening; interestingly there's also wideband sensor(s?) built in so that's cool re: tuning, but I didn't dig into how to activate and capture those PIDs so I don't think they're in the screenshot below. Edit: looking again, it looks like they're represented by the WB Bank 0/1 lambda figures?

On the subject of KR, I don't know what gas the dealer filled it with before I drove off, and it's still at more than a half tank left, so I'm trying to not jump to conclusions and for the time being like to think they put 87 in it and it really wants 91 to run right.

meatpimp posted:

Guys. Guys. GUYS.

The first pic of the interior of the new mid-engined Corvette is out and it is an absolute button-frenzy disaster.

Ferrari gives the passenger a nice screen with a readout of speed and stuff. Corvette gives the passenger a lap full of miscellaneous control buttons.

a website posted:

The Dodge Challenger came in second place with 66,716 Challengers sold, an increase of 3-percent compared to 2017. The Camaro came in last with only 50,963 sold, a 25-percent drop from 2017.

CAT INTERCEPTOR posted:

Five bucks the mythical under 60K Corvette will never actually exist because of "options" and then taxes. Wouldnt be surprised you probably wont be able to get one for less than 70 after the dealers so something stupid and mark them up either. Or more.

KYOON GRIFFEY JR posted:

ive read this like nine times and it's not coming any closer to making sense

InitialDave posted:

For anyone following the Apollo 11 50th anniversary stuff, it's about 10 minutes from the moment of landing.

Adiabatic posted:

Mods hate raisins and love pineapple pizza

MomJeans420 posted:

MomJeans420 posted:

Sorry if this has already been posted, but I just found out about it so I don't think it's been in the chat. If you were affected by the Equifax data breach, you can collect $125 or 10 years of credit monitoring (or more if you spent time/money in response to the breach).

File a claim here

See if you were affected here

Verify the above URLs before you type in all your personal info here

It honestly sounded like some dumb facebook copy/paste scam to me, but when it's on the FTC's web site I'm going to assume it's real. I used to be involved in big class actions and honestly I think they're scams that gently caress over the individual and enrich the lawyers, but in this case $125 out of nowhere from a company no one likes seems worth the 3 minutes it took me to fill out the form.

Rhyno posted:

Dem's better get their poo poo together and unify to oust Cheeto in Chief.

meatpimp posted:

NB is best Miata, imo. A good bit more refined than an NA, but still raw in comparison to most other cars out there. The only thing missing is the barn doors.

I hope that my car search is over, too. I'm getting a check cut tomorrow and supposed to meet the guy, saw the car and drove it yesterday, but not saying anything because I've had my chain jerked a half-dozen times in the last month. When it's in the garage, I'll consider the deal done.