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I have a idiot living in my apartment


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I have a jagoff like this in my neighborhood, only his won't run unless he revs it.

It's a mid 80's POS mustang with NO exhaust whatsoever, just headers. Dude's got the damn thing running extra rich and he always has to crank that POS at 6am on saturday. It's louder than 10 harleys combined.

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Not when its been in the teens. You dont rev your cars engine like that because the oil is cold and all you are doing is hurting the engine. He will bend a valve one morning and Im just going to LMAO.

qft. most of the oil has made its way back to the pan once the engine cools. when you warm your engine you should let it idle for as long as it takes for the RPMs to go down. for instance my truck starts out around 1500 or 2000, but after a couple minutes it revs down to about 1000. same with my bike.

I have a jagoff like this in my neighborhood, only his won't run unless he revs it.

It's a mid 80's POS mustang with NO exhaust whatsoever, just headers. Dude's got the damn thing running extra rich and he always has to crank that POS at 6am on saturday. It's louder than 10 harleys combined.

typical ford driver. :lol:

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