And, in some jurisdictions, departmental policy requires that the engine be left running when the officer is away from the vehicle while on duty. I assume that this is a holdover from the days of vapor lock, but am also impressed by the fact that a Crown Vic / Caprice is actually capable of being left in idle for 45 minutes with the aircon running without overheating so badly that the heads warp into the shape of the St. Louis arch. Mazda could learn something here...




I'm still trying to figure out the routing in that image.

 

Vapor lock?

 

I'm thinking it must lead down to the turbo

 

The hole in the lower left part of the pic is where the factory airbox draws air from. Its common for CAIs to put the filter down in there.
I think this guy was trying to build a CAI/short-ram hybrid, but then the drugs really took hold.

 

This is why I hate posting from my phone...

 

For years Cop cars, or P71 package cars came with a lot of extras including bigger radiators and trans coolers, etc.

 

Throwing rods is for panzies. Ripping blocks is where its at.

 

 

Some science experiments.

 

 

I have a feeling was "Designed" to prevent hydro-lock if the filter at the end get submerged in water.

 

In Soviet Russia videos apparently must be filmed in portrait orientation.

Wait for it... wait for it...

 

 

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Which one of those bicycle ballers is Hustler?

 

This is the rental car my wife got on her trip to Iowa.



She was so embarassed to be driving a quintessential muscle car.

 

It must be very embarrassing for people who drive Prius.

 

 

UPDATE: pics:

new new tire to replace the corded one that blew out:





nice bald tire because youre too stupid to check the other side:




looks like it's been run on flat at one point in time as well...