Those axles aren't cheap. I've been searching for a used one, but have had no luck. A new one is $300+ with discounts
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Those axles aren't cheap. I've been searching for a used one, but have had no luck. A new one is $300+ with discounts
I shuddered reading That. Explains why my buddies wife just got them a Corolla though, Lol!
Fiji Mazda3
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Thank god for being the minority.
Too big for me.
Anybody watching Le Mans this weekend? Who has the best chance at beating Audi?
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Toyota and Porsche both have a shot!
I think Toyota has a good shot, with this being Porsche's first year in LMP1 I don't have high hopes for them.
I lol'ed!
I think Toyota has the best shot to win this year. They have some real pace and their reliability through the first two rounds of the WEC has been excellent. Unfortunately if they win it will mean that Mazda is no longer the only Japanese marque to win the race outright.
Plus, they won the first two rounds of the WEC at Silverstone and Spa. 
Porsche had a bunch of mechanical issues at Spa with both cars, and one of the two cars had mechanical issues at Silverstone. They are reasonably quick, but I don't think they are 100% of the way there as far as pace.
In other news...
Mark Webber returns to Le Mans:
The Jalopnik answer of the day from yesterday is appropriate for this convo:
http://jalopnik.com/the-ten-weirdest-le-mans-cars-ever-1589263611
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princess peach
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linky to broadcast website??
So according to Jalopnik, Audi rebuilt the car overnight. That's freaking amazing.
http://jalopnik.com/audi-amazingly-rebuilt-their-crashed-le-mans-car-overni-1589841501
My favorite comment from a reader on Jalopnik:
"You can fix that much damage in one night, but it takes a week to get my car back after an oil change and an alignment? Screw you Audi."
http://jalopnik.com/audi-amazingly-rebuilt-their-crashed-le-mans-car-overni-1589841501
My favorite comment from a reader on Jalopnik:
"You can fix that much damage in one night, but it takes a week to get my car back after an oil change and an alignment? Screw you Audi."
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I wish I needed tires as I would probably snap these up.
I will make it cheap enough that you can keep them in your garage. I just don't have the space and then I will probably buy wheels for them if they are sitting there. So needless to say I want them away from me haha
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I literally have no room in my garage. Like I can't get into the passenger size of my car because I've got corn hole and the recycling bin right next to my car. (lol2)
But how cheap?
So according to Jalopnik, Audi rebuilt the car overnight. That's freaking amazing.
http://jalopnik.com/audi-amazingly-rebuilt-their-crashed-le-mans-car-overni-1589841501
My favorite comment from a reader on Jalopnik:
"You can fix that much damage in one night, but it takes a week to get my car back after an oil change and an alignment? Screw you Audi."
Yeah... impressive, but not that impressed. Big money team, lots of crew, and all parts only a country away. Let's rewind to 2009. Petit LeMans. Highcroft Acura. Not so high budget team The only remaining body tub located in California. Tub was shipped overnight by plane from Cali to Road Atlanta and the car was rebuilt in under 24 hours.
Plus... there is stop motion video of the Acura.
Oh... and **** Audi.
