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I have to admit, my Stahlwille combination and deep offset box end wrenches are my favorite wrenches.

Yes. Yes it would. Too much time staring at a screen today.

You're forgetting the weight of the driver. You need to subtract probably 10-15 HP, depending on his weight.

I've had this happen on multiple manual cars I owned. Not a big deal.

You don't need to know the exact tooth count. If 3 significant digits isn't enough precision for you then your head will explode once you factor in tire expansion at higher speeds.

Good overall summary, but one small note. Gear ratios are not approximations. Gear ratio is the ratio of one gear to another. It is an exact number. If you have 40 tooth gear to 10 tooth gear it is 4:1 ratio. There are no variances or manufacturing tolerances on the number of teeth each gear has.

My nephew is a mechanic at Subaru. He can't test drive many of the cars he fixes. He wants my son to teach him to drive stick.

That's not possible. None of these kids can drive stick.

Overdrive just means that the ratio is less than 1. Nothing more, nothing less. There is nothing magical about this. 4th is 1.02. Just change it by 0.03 and it magically becomes yet another overdrive gear. 4th = 1.02 5th = 0.89 6th = 0.69 So if you want only 1 overdrive gear, what do you...

Nice license plate frame. :thumbsup:

OP, just tell them you were playing with the settings and reset it yourself.

All the time for me. If I'm cruising I will have it 6th at 40 or sometimes a little less.

So then it's not a muscle car.

Virtually all Hondas use the same filter and washer. S2000 may be the only exception. For our cars you can use washer designed for any of the Civics, CR-Vs, Accords. I bought these several years ago and use them on all my cars (2018 Civic, 2010 CR-V, 2008 Civic, 2007 Accord)...

Pic of 8th Gen Si rim on car

I can snap a pic at lunch. Please don't judge the lack of center cap. I keep forgetting to put them on. Rims fit fine, no clearance issues.

What's the difference between jogging and running?

I'm running Yokohama iG52c on 17" 8th Gen Si rims. Rides fine.

Agreed on that point. Either car is a great choice if you are looking for a sedan.

If it traded paces with the Camry then it wouldn't be 33 years in a row, unless you mean it traded places over 33 years ago.