u/al-Sahaabi

About seven months ago I visited the Ferrari dealership in Dallas in my C8 Z06, intending just to look around. I took a walk around the dealership and spoke with a couple associates then the new manager there. The manager introduced me to the sales manager and from there I got a test drive. I clearly explained to them I didn't intend on buying that day, I got to test drive anyway. I'm so glad that I did. The Ferrari is so much better than my C8 Z06. Well of course it is, it's more than double the price. Despite the Ferrari lacking two cylinders from the Z06's eight, the throttle was much more smooth and responsive. The steering felt like it was on rails, the Z06 just felt like a normal car in comparison. Then of course there is the magic of the 296 simply being a Ferrari. Sitting inside felt invigorating in a way that a Chevy cannot compare to. I love my C8 Z06 and always will because it's my first performance vehicle and how high it punches above its price point. However, it is still no match for Ferrari's entry level super car. After that day my eyes are set on a Ferrari as my next car, just have to collect the funds at this point.

Yes a driver is 100 percent responsible for securing their load. So despite what a stupid sign says, they are responsible for broken windshields. Of course you have to prove it so you need a recording dash cam. This makes me so upset that people really think they can drive around and destroy other people's cars without any liability. All this being said it's probably a good idea to actually stay back from vehicles with the warning sign.

I got some replacement parts coming in to my local CFMOTO dealership to repair the body damage that happened from a crash. I'm also considering adding a front winglet while I'm at it. What do you think of the winglet? Cool or doing too much? Does it do anything at all for performance or purely aesthetic?

You have 140 grand to spend on either a Corvette C8 Z06 or a Lamborghini Gallardo. Which one are you taking? For me it's a tough choice, but it has to be the C8 Z06. I can't turn down all the technological amenities the C8 Z06 offers and it's faster than the Gallardo. But damn does the Gallardo look so much nicer in my opinion. By the way I actually own a C8 Z06 so I guess that makes my answer more credible. Let me know what you would pick and why.

Here is my brand new CFMOTO 450SS and I finally got around to installing my tail tidy from Yoshimura. The stock one looks absolutely hideous but I finally got it right. 👍

This rattle never quits throughout my entire video taken at the track. I made the mistake of taking my phone off the mount so I'm left with this rattle that damn near ruined the entire video. Please somebody tell what I can do in Final Cut Pro to remove the noise or at least significantly reduce it. Thanks.

Here is my Klim backpack and everything I pack in it. How necessary do you think all this stuff is? I have a tool roll, a tire patch/inflator kit, and you can see the rest in the picture. I'm wondering if despite having all this stuff I may be missing anything critical? Let me know.

PC Gamer is one of the last PC publications still being printed today. How do you feel about physical magazines? I personally feel like they can't be replaced by digital. Just something about flipping through physical pages. Anyways, I just got back into PC gaming after being away for over 5 years and figured this was a good step to take, to get back in the loop.

My last post on here was my first. I asked about what's reasonable to start with as a newcomer to flight sim. Well, I pulled the trigger on a used set from Thrustmaster and I'm so glad I did. This set goes for over 200 bucks brand new but I got it on eBay for a little over a hundred. I definitely was fortunate in this deal, the set looks brand new! Let me know about any tips and tricks as I start my journey on the sim.

Go to your Steam library then click sort by and select hours played. What's it looking like? I'm a simple man and have 254 hours on CS GO while everything else has been neglected by comparison. I love the competitiveness of Counter Strike and how easy it is to get started playing. Kind of like Call of Duty except you're not buying a new edition every year and of course you can only aim in with guns that have scopes. Anyways, I'm also open to suggestions for a new game I should pickup based on this lineup here.

I see people with all these elaborate, very expensive looking setups and I'm trying to get into a little bit of flight sim on DCS and Microsoft flight sim myself. I don't want to spend anymore than I have to but I also want to get a decent experience as a first timer. Would this Thrustmaster set on Amazon suffice or do I need more for a starter PC setup? Thanks.

I can find a whole bunch of remote cases on Amazon and eBay but none compatible with this particular Roku remote. Does anybody know where I can find one? Thanks.

I just wanted to swap out the windscreen on my CFMOTO and I got one screw that absolutely will not come out, the other three came out easy. Ended up stripping the torx head and nothing worked to get it out. Not even the rubber band trick. So here I am with a torx bit and some full strength epoxy.

What do you think of these super special edition Oreos? How edible do you think they are by now? Worth it for a hundred buckaroos?