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I could not agree more. I've got a TrueTrac in the Grand Prix, and seeing how fabulously it works I wouldn't go with any other limited slip.

Not at all. I will retain the 4.10 ratio.

Friday was not a happy day for me. Driving home from work in the Corvette, I began to smell hot coolant. Once home in my driveway, I opened the hood and discovered the radiator had ruptured. I guess I shouldn't be too mad since its date code indicates it is the OEM original as installed by...

Still firmly planted on my Top Ten List, and has been since the day it was released.

Wife and I went and saw the Rolling Stones in Vegas over the weekend.

I basically just lucked my way into it. I've seen a few YTers state that, within the SkyTeam alliance, AirFrance/KLM often offers the best deals as far as flying on points is concerned. Even if you're flying on a Delta plane, they say AirFrance often charges significantly fewer points than Delta...

The one-way tickets I just purchased from Houston to Paris have a cash price of $1163.00 each. As you know, I instead paid 20,000 points + $63.50 each. Doing the math: (($1163.00-$63.50)/20000)*100 = 5.5 CPP. According to all the YouTubers I've been watching, this is a very good deal.

All of the major CC brands--Cap One, Chase, etc--have their own partner airlines. You may freely transfer your reward points/miles to any one of these partners, but only these partners. The best points benefits come from transferring your points to the right partner based on the deal you want...

I just experienced something completely new to me, and I'm so excited I feel like I need to tell someone. I know uncontrolled credit card spending is a very common financial disaster, so it is something I have avoided at all costs for quite some time. In fact, I quit cards completely and used...

Dude, somebody had to post that photo--it is just too perfect for this thread. I'm surprised nobody else beat me to it.

I found a t-shirt for you. https://www.boostedgrafix.com/listing/lasered?product=87&variation=2327&size=529

Waaaay back in high school, at the end of junior year, my entire class was given a lengthy standardized aptitude test. There were what felt like hundreds of questions asking about your preferences, likes, etc regarding a vast array of topics. Each student's results were then fed into a...

Indeed you are. The operation your described in your original post is precisely how the system is designed to function.

Don't ask me--this isn't my handiwork.

I'm not sure which I enjoy more--the following joke, or the fact that my wife sent it to me.

Too soon.

Be advised: the '84 Shelby Charger had a carbureted (read: not turbocharged) engine.