princess peach
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- '92 Miata, '06 MS6
And ouch $200 a pop...
yup, guess who paid for 3 of those...
And ouch $200 a pop...
I'd look at the transmission and differential mounts. If either of those are bouncing around too much I can see why it's going through u-joints.Yea, got rid of the nasty vibration. I may still "try" to rebuild the one I just pulled as a backup. Not sure why the thing eats drive-shafts though.
Can she still go to the school as a undeclared major or wait-list for the first semester? There's always drop outs and kids changing their majors once they get into it.
yup, guess who paid for 3 of those...
I'd look at the transmission and differential mounts. If either of those are bouncing around too much I can see why it's going through u-joints.
Regarding the SAT/ACT conversation I took both, multiple times. The highest SAT score back then was 1600. I graduated top-of-my-class and the best SAT score I could muster was a 1380 (I think). It's definitely the test. I think "smart" kids over-think most of the questions and end up doing worse. At the time, the ACT was supposed to be the more "advanced" test, geared more toward math and science, and I certainly did better on that. With these types of test you have to prepare for the test itself, not the content.
I forget her score including the writing, want to say it was at or just above 1300. Personally I never took either one (joined the Navy right out of hs) but scored high enough on the ASVAB to qualify for a Naval Intelligence job. I myself just found out that it's better to NOT answer a question then guess or try and get it wrong. Different from the way I was taught back in school but maybe the same was true of these tests then?
I only ever took the ACT... once. Got the score I wanted and was happy with it. That's all that was needed at the time. Of course, I went to Youngstown State, so the requirements weren't all that high. Got me a scholarship or two tho.
I'd go for the D
I'm glad I'm not the only person who caught that.While tempting to go with A, I would choose B because there is a ? on the end and not an !
How I pictured myself reading itI'm glad I'm not the only person who caught that.
/thinking too hard