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Disconnect some wires
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Simple electrical failure.........con rod came through the side of the block and disconnected some wires.
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lol!!! I just said this to a friend today!
We went to a drift event today. A guy with a 1994 325 who was drifting was shocked his car started overheating. I told my friend "why is that a surprise?!" Beating the crap out of a 25 year old car is shocking when it fails?!!!
The movie Idiocracy is coming true! :crying
Hard to watch a nice M3 go to toast from an attention junky. And, these modern drift events where these kids block off an active intersection and start drifting their cars within inches of the crowd is damn right reckless. All fun and games until someone gets hurt or killed.
Search on YT for videos with "H20i Ocean City, MD".
That event has got to be one of the most out-of-control events I've ever been to.
I go down every year to close up my condos for the season and just watch the madness from my porch. Lol
