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Dumb Import Mechanics...

A Horse With No Name
in The Lounge

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Wonder what happened when they tried to Dyno this Miata?

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    haha

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    Facepalm city. Oh, the horror of not recognizing Right Wheel Drive.

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    wow. just...

    that does it. if I do get a BRZ, I'm doing all the work on it myself.

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    Hmmm...something looks really wrong with that picture.

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    Well, of course the execution here is wrong, but the general assumption is not so off : the vast majority of japanese cars have been FWD for 25 years.

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    If there is no video, I'm assuming they realized before they tested :(

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    I watched in horror back in the early echeck days them try to test a Bravada. At least the tester was a decent driver with good reflexes

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    Looked on Youtube...found lots of videos of dyno mishaps, mostly tuner Hondas puking their engines.

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